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Marketing Partnership Manager

British Army - Recruiting Group

From 01/2023 to 02/2025

Recruiter/Lead Recruiter

British Army - Recruiting Group

From 10/2017 to 01/2023

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What do you like about your job and the company?

Being part of this team means having the freedom to experiment with new strategies and approaches, knowing that your contributions are valued and your creative vision is respected. This supportive environment not only enhances personal growth but also ensures that the marketing efforts are dynamic and impactful. The combination of flexibility and support makes it possible to craft compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences, ultimately helping to attract and inspire the next generation of Army recruits.

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The feeling of helping someone get into their dream job is always an amazing feeling, especially when they have been trying to join for a couple of years. With every push back this young lady had, she never gave up on her dream, but also never gave up on me as a recruiter and because of that I was able to make it happen for her. She is now serving in the RA, currently deployed and is loving her Army career.

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For those pursuing a career as a Dog Handler in the British Army, professionalism, patience, and adaptability are essential qualities. Success in this role requires a strong commitment to animal welfare, as building a reliable working partnership with a Military Working Dog takes time, consistency and trust. Physical fitness and resilience are also key, as the role involves demanding tasks in varied environments, including exercises and operational deployments. As a Dog Handler, you are responsible not only for your own actions but also for the performance and safety of your dog. Embrace continuous learning, whether in dog training, military tactics or teamwork with other units. Lastly, always take pride in your role. As a Dog Handler, you will be representing a specialised and highly respected capability within the British Army.

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Don't let yourself not take an opportunity because you are scared of failing. You will never know your true potential unless you give something a go.

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