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Marketing boss steps up at attraction tickets firm
Attraction Tickets Direct has promoted marketing director Chris Bradshaw to managing director.
He takes the role previously held by Oliver Brendon, who moves to deal with the “financial and growth side” of the company, a statement said.
Bradshaw, who has been with Attraction Tickets Direct for three years, was previously e-commerce project manager at Specialist Holiday Group and yield manager at Direct Holidays.
In his new role he will be responsible for all aspects of the company including devising and planning online and offline marketing campaigns and business strategies, as well as expanding its product portfolio.
Bradshaw said: “This is an exciting opportunity to be at the forefront of such a successful young company. I look forward to continuing to grow Attraction Tickets Direct’s business and the brand name which has become synonymous with good value and exceptional service.”
Report by Phil Davies
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