Napier Awards 1000 Student B2B Prize to Southampton Solent University's Ella Stubbs
Martech Outlook | Monday, November 13, 2023
Specialist B2B technology agency Napier recognises outstanding PR and marketing student to attract talent to industry.
CHICHESTER, UK : Napier, a leading business-to-business (B2B) technology PR and marketing firm with offices in the UK and USA, today announced that Southampton Solent University’s Ella Stubbs has won its student project competition. Ella was awarded her £1000 prize on Friday at a celebration lunch.
The prize highlights the numerous opportunities in B2B PR and marketing by recognising the work of an outstanding student on a project either undertaken as part of a course or work experience placement. Entries ranged from dissertations through to group work, which had to be related to B2B PR or marketing.
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Stubbs’ winning entry involved a two-week internship in London with deverellsmith, a global recruitment, executive search and talent sourcing firm for the property and real estate industry. Stubbs was a Marketing Assistant who produced social media ads, and job posts plus search engine optimisation for the company’s website.
Napier CEO Mike Maynard said, “We are firm believers that there is a huge reservoir of untapped B2B PR and marketing talent at the university level. Our B2B PR and marketing industry too often misses out on drawing from this deep well of talent because, frankly, as a whole we do not promote what we have to offer very well.
“However, we can sit back and moan about young people choosing other career opportunities, or we can do something to attract them to our profession, and this is precisely our aim in recognising people like Ella. Hopefully, recognising Ella’s outstanding contributions to deverellsmith will serve as an inspiration to others who want to make the most of their university experience as they prepare for their future careers.”
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