WildWeb has been at the forefront of professional web development for over a decade now. And, from the beginning we have beat our chests in pride over the quality of our kick ass team and accomplishments. Over the years we have knocked back a plethora of successfully digital projects and bagged an impressive portfolio of clients. We think it’s all got to do with the prefect mix of characters, skills and creativity we have amongst us.
To keep up with the growing demand of projects coming in, we recently added two new members to the team, in 2013. But we are not done. We are still looking to hire a Graphic Designer and Web Developer. Interested, and have the skills? Click here for more info…
In the meantime, let us introduce you to the two new peeps who have joined WildWeb, in the past few months, and at the same time say very big, warm, welcome to Cherese and Megan.
Cherese Duffield – Project Manager
Cherese is no stranger to the wild outdoors and is a recent addition to the WildWeb Team. An 8 year career in the Marketing and Events industry as an account executive and client service manager has given her a keen understanding of the dynamics between client, staff and the final product. She likes to join in on David’s random discussions about existentialist philosophy; but far prefers cracking whips and keeping the WildWeb Team in-line, in-focus and inspired.
Megan Wridgway – Assistant Digital Marketing Strategist
Megan is a Shelly Beach raised sun worshipper at heart who went on to complete her Honours degree in Media & Cultural Studies at UKZN in Pietermaritzburg at the end of 2012. Durban’s buzz lured her in though and she began work at WildWeb in February 2013. Along with Kelly, Megan makes up the other half of the digital marketing strategy team, by managing some of the day-to-day to-do of the client marketing campaigns. She has a taste for Social Media and is eager to improve our clients’ online images. She also has a taste for wine and socialising and loves lying in the sun, gaining freckles. She’s happiest when surrounded by cats.
