Jamie’s background and expertise
Background:
Jamie’s career in the insurance industry began at Admiral in 2011 where he enrolled in their Graduate Management Programme. This led him to taking on a full-time role at Confused.com a year later as a Digital Marketing Assistant for SEO. And it wasn’t long at all before he became Digital Marketing Executive. Jamie has continued to progress since joining Confused.com, taking on the role of Content Producer in 2014 and then being promoted to Editorial Content Manager in 2018. He works with numerous teams across the business, ensuring all written content is a true reflection of the Confused.com brand.
Jamie has worked on numerous projects at Confused.com, even leading his team to create award-winning content. In 2017, he led a cross-team project called “The True Depth of the UK’s Pothole Problem”. This project transformed Freedom of Information data into an interactive asset that sided with road users in illustrating the scale of the problem. And it certainly paid off, winning 3 industry awards and even being discussed in Scottish Parliament.
Expertise:
- Car insurance
- Home insurance
- Travel insurance
- Life insurance
Education:
- BA Egyptology, Swansea University
- MA Ancient Egyptian History, Swansea University
- ILM Level 3 First line management
- CIM Advanced Content Strategy
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