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Obsession to profession: Why PRs should mix work and play
I can hear it now – the beat of the drum and the horns of the Mastermind introduction. Clive Myrie
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Sean Stanfield
PR Operations Director
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Sean is the perfect example of why one should always blend work and pleasure. A lover of endurance sports, Sean has moulded his love of all-things running and cycling with his natural talent for PR. He works with some of the country’s biggest brands to deliver dynamic campaigns and press office function, and directs the agency's internal PR Operations.
Having spent 4 years working across some of the biggest cycling brands, Sean joined Brandnation as Junior Account Manager and quickly rose through the ranks. Sean is a trained television journalist, multi-marathon runner and has previously cycled the length of Great Britain from John O'Groats to Lands End.
Sean is the perfect example of why one should always blend work and pleasure. A lover of endurance sports, Sean has moulded his love of all-things running and cycling with his natural talent for PR. He works with some of the country’s biggest brands to deliver dynamic campaigns and press office function, and directs the agency's internal PR Operations.
Having spent 4 years working across some of the biggest cycling brands, Sean joined Brandnation as Junior Account Manager and quickly rose through the ranks. Sean is a trained television journalist, multi-marathon runner and has previously cycled the length of Great Britain from John O'Groats to Lands End.
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