Fiona Southwick
About Fiona Southwick
Fiona Southwick is a Communications Specialist currently working at SWIFT in London, England. She has a background in multilingual communication and B2B communications, particularly in the financial services sector, with previous roles at Unify, Torus Technology Group, Clarks, and Dudley Council.
Work at SWIFT
Fiona Southwick has been employed at SWIFT as a Communications Specialist since 2021. In this role, she has developed and implemented communication strategies that have enhanced brand visibility and engagement. Her focus on effective communication within the organization aligns with SWIFT's mission in the financial services sector.
Previous Experience
Before joining SWIFT, Fiona Southwick held various positions that contributed to her expertise in communications and marketing. She worked as a Channel Marketing Intern at Unify from 2014 to 2015 in Munich, Germany. Following that, she served as a Marketing Assistant and later as a Marketing Executive at Torus Technology Group from 2017 to 2021. Additionally, she gained experience as a Retail Sales Assistant at Clarks and as an HR Administration Assistant at Dudley Council in 2013.
Education and Expertise
Fiona Southwick studied at the University of Bath from 2012 to 2016, where she earned a degree in Business Administration and Management with a focus on International Management and Modern Languages (German). Prior to her university education, she attended King Edward VI College Stourbridge from 2010 to 2012. Her academic background supports her strong skills in multilingual communication, particularly in German, which she leverages for international projects.
Skills in B2B Communications
Fiona Southwick possesses expertise in B2B communications, particularly within the financial services sector. Her experience in developing communication strategies and her multilingual capabilities enhance her effectiveness in this area. This skill set is particularly valuable in her current role at SWIFT, where clear and impactful communication is essential.