Global engagement and marketing agency MCI has announced the promotion of Charlee Gough (pictured) as managing director of its UK operation. She takes the helm from Jurriaen Sleijster, MCI president & COO, who has been acting MD for the UK. “As Charlee assumes leadership of MCI in the UK, she brings an inspirational and empathetic leadership style, informed by her many years as part of the MCI family and her extensive experience in the industry. Charlee’s growth mindset around realising our client’s strategic objectives and championing our team’s ambitions will position MCI for increased growth and impact in the UK marketplace,” Sleijster said. Having started with MCI in 2007, Gough now steps up from her role leading on Corporate delivery and engagement in the UK. She has been a lead on client accounts like Ocado, Johnson & Johnson, Janssen, LinkedIn, SAP and HSBC. Gough said she was “honoured” to be stepping in to lead the MCI UK team. “Having been part of the MCI family for a number of years, I am dedicated to continuing its reputation as a great place to work for our incredible talents. I am focused on ensuring MCI UK grows and evolves to meet the ever-changing needs of our clients. It is a very exciting time in the MCI UK story, and I am thrilled to be able to help write the chapter.”
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