Marketing, Media & Communication Contractor

Charlotte Bram

Nominated by Hays Marketing, Bristol

Supported by White Total Design

Cardiff communications consultant Charlotte Bram has been declared one of the UK’s top temporary workers.

Charlotte has won the highly commended prize in the Marketing, Media and Communications Contractor of the Year, a new category this year in the One in a Million Award which is given to the UK’s top temporary worker.

Charlotte from Roath was nominated by recruitment agency Hays Marketing in Bristol for whom she has been working since December 2006.

She started her career as a solicitor but eight years ago decided to change direction and moved into public relations. After the birth of twins in 2006, Charlotte joined Hays and was first placed as a communications consultant within the communication department of The Office for National Statistics.

In July last year, Charlotte joined NSPCC Cymru/Wales in Cardiff as a communications consultant where she has had great success developing and implementing the charity’s business media strategy.

Claire Saralis, NSPCC’s Cymru/Wales Divisional Communications Manager, said: “Charlotte has fitted seamlessly into the NSPCC’s Divisional Communications Team at a time of transition.

“Her fresh thinking, enthusiasm and dedication to the cause have enabled us to develop new fundraising ideas and her commitment to ending cruelty to children has shone in all aspects of her work.”

Claire Sharp, Hays’ Business Manager for the South West and Wales, said:  "Since her initial registration Charlotte has proved to be an exemplary Consultant. Charlotte has excellent technical ability, work ethic and communication skills. 

“She is also  extremely reliable and has always shown determination to fulfil her assignments to the highest standard.  As such I have the up most confidence in representing her to any of my clients."

 Helen Reynolds, the REC’s Acting Chief Executive Officer, said:  “Charlotte’s change of career has certainly paid dividends both for her and the NSPCC whose testimony to her speaks volumes about the positive impact she has made in a relatively short space of time.”