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Hi, my name is Helen and I am just coming to the end of my first week of a five-week internship here at Innovation Visual.

A bit about my Background 

It was just last week that I was handing in my last piece of work at the University of Liverpool for my master’s degree in marketing. Prior to this, I worked for a number of years as an Assistant Manager at McDonald's. It was here that my passion for digital marketing was born. I was heavily involved in the day to day running of the store including managing people and accounts, enhancing the customer experience with events and implementing sales and marketing tactics.

Having watched an insightful webinar that Tim and Alex delivered at the University of Liverpool on a career in digital marketing, I thought I would jump at the chance to apply for the internship opportunity that Innovation Visual offered. I was keen to learn more as digital marketing interests me due to its ever-changing nature and rapid growth.

Hi, my name is Bee and I recently graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a degree in Philosophy and Psychology. I am now looking to find a full time role in either Marketing or Advertising, and I was very happy when I was offered the chance to learn more about the Digital Marketing world and spend the last week at the Innovation Visual offices gaining experience in this exciting industry sector. In just one week I have already learned so much at Innovation Visual, including learning about optimising content and the importance of producing high quality content to improve a website’s ability to rank in search engines such as Google or Bing

Innovation Visual are committed to supporting charities through the 1% for the Planet scheme. One of the charities which the team are passionate about supporting is David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.

Who Are DSWF?

David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation are a conservational charity that focuses their efforts on conserving the lives and habitats of mammals across Asia and Africa.

The foundation has been working to conserve wildlife for over 30 years and has to date been able to invest over £9 million into projects to help save and protect endangered wildlife. Work undertaken by DSWF ensures that education, anti-poaching patrols and conservational projects are all in place in order to protect critically endangered mammals such as painted dogs, pangolins and tigers.