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The Usability Company appoints Marketing Manager

27 March 2003, London: The Usability Company, the UK's leading provider of business-focused usability consultancy, has appointed Funmi Tomisin as marketing manager. A New York MBA graduate, Funmi has considerable international marketing experience.

With a career including a stint in New York at Young & Rubicam - a top-five international advertising agency - and more recently, senior marketing and communications positions with online businesses in London, Funmi has devised and implemented numerous successful promotional campaigns using the full array of modern marketing methods. She was also co-founder of Euronet-London.

Funmi will be responsible for promoting the commercial benefits of the wide range of business services offered by The Usability Company, including usability consultancy, accessibility audits, and information architecture consultancy.

Paul Blunden, CEO of The Usability Company said: "We're delighted with Funmi's appointment. Her impressive background in international advertising and marketing, across both traditional and new media, makes her a fantastic catch for our marketing team. Her experience will be a tremendous advantage in making more businesses aware of the significant benefits of our services."

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About The Usability Company

The Usability Company is the UK's foremost provider of independent usability consultancy, and is now at the forefront of design technology aimed at improving ease of use for websites, wireless services, intranets, mobile devices and interactive digital TV.

Numerous clients have benefited from The Usability Company's expertise in delivering websites, applications and devices that provide a satisfying experience for the end user. Current clients include Barclays Bank, Camelot, BskyB, LG Electronics, RNIB and Charcolonline.

Time and again The Usability Company has demonstrated that with its focus on the requirements of the end user, usability testing has a significant impact on the bottom line.

 
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