Claire Morrison
Marketing and Business Development Coordinator
Claire Morrison is a Marketing and Business Development Coordinator and is based at our Lace Market office in Nottingham city centre.
Expertise
- Content writing
- Social media
- Public relations
- Communications
- Website
Approach
Claire provides comprehensive support and assistance to the Marketing and Business Development team across a range of functions. Her role encompasses the creation of engaging content for our website and social media channels, crafting internal and external communications, writing compelling press releases, and preparing award applications that highlight our achievements and industry leadership.
With a passion for organisation and a keen eye for detail, Claire thrives in managing multiple projects simultaneously.
Career Highlights
- Claire joined Rothera Dowson in 2014 as a Marketing Assistant before the firm merged with Sharp Young and Pearce in 2016 to become Rothera Sharp
- Claire became Marketing and PR Coordinator at the firm in 2017
- In October 2023, Bray & Bray and Rotheras merged to form Rothera Bray and Claire started her new role as Marketing & Business Development Coordinator
Experience
Qualifications
- Claire completed a degree in Fashion Communication and Promotion at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2012
- Lace Market
- c.morrison@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 9106249
Experience
Qualifications
- Claire completed a degree in Fashion Communication and Promotion at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2012
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