Kelly Newcomb
About Kelly Newcomb
Kelly Newcomb is the R&D Marketing Manager at Made Tech and a Mentor at Digital Boost, with extensive experience in digital marketing across various tech and education sectors.
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Kelly Newcomb is the R&D Marketing Manager at Made Tech, based in Bristol, England, United Kingdom. She is currently also a Mentor at Digital Boost.
Professional Experience
Kelly Newcomb has a diverse background in digital marketing and product management. Her most recent roles include Digital Marketing and Product Manager at Hult EF Corporate Education, where she worked for five months in 2023, and Digital Marketing Manager at Panaseer from 2021 to 2023. She also served as Recruitment Marketing Specialist at BT in 2021 for two months. From 2019 to 2021, she was the Digital Marketing Manager at Plume, where she managed website projects, including Learning Management Systems (LMS). Prior to that, she worked at OggaDoon as both a Digital Marketing Specialist and Manager from 2018 to 2019.
Education and Expertise
Kelly Newcomb studied Advertising and Marketing Communications at the University of Greenwich, earning a Bachelor's Degree from 2013 to 2016. She completed her A Levels at Guildford County School Sixth Form from 2011 to 2013 and studied for her GCSEs at the same school from 2006 to 2011.
Projects and Initiatives
Kelly has shaped product roadmaps and transitioned custom platforms into easily deployable SaaS solutions. She has also managed website builds, including Learning Management Systems (LMS). Notably, she extended an initial three-month contract role to nine months in the newly formed SaaS division at Made Tech. Her focus has been on bringing deployable SaaS products to public sector and local government organizations.
Authorship and Publications
Kelly Newcomb is an author of blog posts such as 'From leaks to locks: A guide to reporting social housing repairs' published on 6th February 2024, and 'Breaking barriers: navigating adult social care in the digital age' published on 13th February 2024. These publications reflect her interest and expertise in tech and social care sectors.