RealityMine Adds Five to Manchester Team

Manchester, UK-based mobile device data firm RealityMine has added five new members to its team, including former Research Now exec Marta Nava in the newly created position of Sales & Marketing Executive.

Established by Garry Partington and Rolfe Swinton in 2011, and with additional offices in London and Stockholm, RealityMine enables MR and media organisations to monitor real life consumer behaviour on multiple devices, across all major platforms. Last month, the firm launched a Data Marketplace, through which clients can access digital behaviour data from real people via global, privacy-compliant datasets - including consumers' mobile search behaviour, web page visits, app usage, and ad and media exposure.

Nava (pictured) joins after nearly nine years at Research Now (now called Dynata), where she latterly held a marketing co-ordination role, helping the group's marketing managers create a consistent message across all regions, while maintaining localised campaigns. She began her time with the firm in a client development management role, before becoming Team Leader Sales Support, in charge of a team of six client development execs.

In addition, the company has appointed Kelly Chau as Project Manager, after working in the smart office technologies and telecoms industry in account and project management roles. Nicole Chung joins as a Junior Software Engineer, following a stint as a developer at a Malaysia-based software firm; Sam Brierly takes up the post of Junior Data Tester, responsible for creating test data to support others in the development of new revenue generating data products; and Matthew Barker joins as a Junior Data Products Engineer, following a year as a Graduate Automation Test Engineer at The Software Institute. In a statement, the company said that the new hires demonstrate a 'clear indication' of its strong position in the market and expected growth, as well as its continued focus on investing in the best talent.

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