303Lowe expands digital offering in Perth with the purchase of development shop Web Insite
303Lowe has boosted its web development offering with the arrival of three new digital specialists: Project Director - Rob Van Selm, User Experience Specialist - Seth Cleaver and Senior Applications Developer - Sean Molam.Perth-based development shop Web Insite will be rolled into 303Lowe this week, bringing a wealth of experience in the technical and web development space.
303Lowe Head of Digital, Nic Chamberlain (pictured), said: "These guys are going to be a fantastic asset for us. They each bring 13 years experience in the web space and further enhance our back-end capability. We are very lucky to have them."
Rob Van Selm added that the team could not wait to get started. "We were
attracted by 303Lowe's creativity, thinking and impressive digital
offering. We look forward to helping build the web business even further
in the future."
303Lowe Managing Director, Alan Taylor, said: "We've taken a very considered approach to building our digital offering, making sure we have the skills and expertise in place that preempt the rapid developments in digital communications. This takes our digital resources to 20 and sets us up to continue to deliver full end-to-end digital services as part of a truly integrated communications offering."
303Lowe Managing Director, Alan Taylor, said: "We've taken a very considered approach to building our digital offering, making sure we have the skills and expertise in place that preempt the rapid developments in digital communications. This takes our digital resources to 20 and sets us up to continue to deliver full end-to-end digital services as part of a truly integrated communications offering."
Hiring some nerds to improve you 'back end capability'. What happened to laxatives?
Nice one , Nic and crew - Fantastic addition . @3.21 Nerds? ... O yeah, I get it- it's an 80's thing isn't it?
Yeah Nigel. The 80's. When you were still shitting in your nappies and sucking your mums boobs dry it was a time when real work was done on brands. Not this pissy digital waste of time happening today. You guys would not last 5 minutes in a real brand environment. of the 80's. Bring back the 80's. The agencies. The music. The fun. The laxatives.
Wow, this is awkward. @Dr Love you obviously do not remember telling me that one of the 'Authors' you write under is 'Dr Love'. My attempt at humour (referencing a great piece of 'retro work' you were doing) seems to have offended you, even enraged you.
- no hard feelings.
I was teasing Nigel. Relax. There are no hard feelings. If fact nothing is hard anymore.
Give me a call.