Holden’s top marketer departs to return to iSelect role
Geraldine Davys is returning to the top marketing role at iSelect less than 18 months after leaving the job to become chief marketing officer at carmaker Holden.
Returning to iSelect: Davys
The move comes as part of the price comparison service’s surge to renew its executive team, as the company looks to rebuild its share price which crashed dramatically at the end of last year.
In the time Davys has been away Natalie Ellisdon took on marketing director duties, but departed last October, taking a role at Australian Unity in March, with Emily Haydon taking the role of senior marketing director from January.
Unwise move for Davies because Wilson aways doesn’t get it right, but perhaps Holden does
Bring back Mr iSelect. Please.
Been without a Marketing Director for 18 months and the CEO was making the calls no wonder results are sagging.