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We Are Social appoints Maya Abdulazim to lead influencer marketing practice

Abdulazim will oversee the end-to-end development and execution of creator-led campaigns, including strategy, talent sourcing, activation and reporting.

Maya Abdulazim, Lead – Influencer Marketing, We Are Social / Socialize.Maya Abdulazim, Lead – Influencer Marketing, We Are Social / Socialize.

We Are Social has appointed Maya Abdulazim to lead its influencer marketing practice, reinforcing the agency’s focus on creator-led strategies that deliver cultural relevance and measurable impact.

A communications and PR professional with deep experience in influencer marketing, Abdulazim will oversee the end-to-end development and execution of creator-led campaigns  from strategy and talent sourcing to activation and reporting.

She will work closely with We Are Social’s strategy, media and creative teams to ensure influencer marketing is integrated across broader social thinking and aligned with brands business goals.

Commenting on the appointment, Aurelien Fonteneau, General M


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