Feed Hires Alicja Lloyd as Their First Client Services Director for Europe

Feed, one of the world’s fastest growing independent digital marketing agencies, is excited to announce the appointment of Alicja Lloyd as their first Client Services Director, Europe. With two decades of experience in the tech and creative sectors Alicja will oversee Feed’s Client Services team. Her remit is to manage and grow new and existing client accounts, devise client strategy, develop client relationships and deliver client objectives. Alicja starts this week based at Feed’s Shoreditch HQ in The Tea Building, and will work alongside the Global Executive Teams in Germany and the UK, reporting into CEO Matt Lynch.

With 200 staff, an annual turnover of £13m and global clients including eBay, Virgin, PayPal and Gumtree, Feed is expecting to open a further office in 2018, in addition to those already in London, Berlin, Madrid, San Francisco and Manchester. Alicja was Client Director at DigitasLBi and CSD at Critical Mass. 

Matt Lynch, Global CEO said:

“Alicja is the consummate client professional, her attention to detail and single minded focus will ensure Feed delivers the very best solutions for every client, every time. She appreciates relationships are built on trust, ability and good communication. Feed has an ethos dedicated to exceeding expectation in everything we do, tangibly demonstrating the extent of our added value. Alicja is a wonderful addition to the agency, exuding positive energy and attitude in everything she does.”

Alicja Lloyd, Client Services Director, Europe states: 

“I’m delighted to join such a dynamic agency who are truly the masters of their own destiny. Feed has an unparalleled offering with technology embedded at its core, allowing brands to seamlessly deliver world-class digital marketing at scale and speed. Feed is 100% independently owned, specialist and creative across all platforms, and their proven success  demonstrates their enormous potential. Feed invites brands that are digitally unfulfilled to come and see us.”