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Fusion5 continues to expand team with a performance-focused planning appointment

The appointment of Alice Piselli as Planning Manager reinforces Fusion5's commitment to building its performance capability at a time when the right investment in people matters most.

Alice Piselli, Planning Manager, Fusion5Alice Piselli, Planning Manager, Fusion5

Fusion5 has appointed Alice Piselli as Planning Manager with a dedicated focus on performance, a reflection of the agency’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its team and its offering, while navigating a consistently-evolving market landscape.
Piselli steps into the role bringing five years of specialist expertise in pay per click (PPC) advertising and paid social, having built her experience across leading performance agencies as well as in a project advisory capacity.
She has managed global clients across European and Middle Eastern markets, with a particular focus on travel, hospitality, and food and beverage (F&B).
Her experience brings a data-driven, analytically rigorous approach that


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