NEWS7 November 2012
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AUSTRALIA— Mel Carey has left her role as managing director of Added Value to join strategic insights consultancy Fiftyfive5 as a director.
Carey (pictured) will work on a number of key accounts in her new role. While at Added Value, she worked with clients including Nestlé, Purina, Arnotts, Campbells, McDonald’s, Pepsico, Kellogg’s and ING.
Fiftyfive5 partner Karen Phillips said: “With her FMCG industry experience and specialism in brand strategy she will really complement our strategic consulting offer”
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