Charlotte Street Partners, the strategic communications agency based in Edinburgh and London, has announced two new additions to its team and three promotions.

The team is extended to 17 people with the recruitment of Martha Walsh as partner and Sabina Kadic-Mackenzie as associate partner. And with immediate effect, David Gaffney, Laura Leslie and Harriet Moll are promoted to partner.
Charlotte Street Partners was created in 2014 by founding partners Malcolm Robertson and Andrew Wilson as a strategic communications and advisory firm. It offers a range of services to companies, institutions, organisations and charities across the UK.

Robertson says, “We are delighted to welcome Martha and Sabina to our talented, engaged and motivated team. In addition, the promotion of David, Laura and Harriet reflects their outstanding contribution to the development of the firm and their continued commitment to extending and improving our client services.

“Martha’s experience in investor relations and financial communications is particularly important to us as we extend and grow our offer in this area to clients in Scotland and across the UK. She has made an immediate impact. This is a market we feel is under-served from Edinburgh and we have ambitious plans to build the company’s presence in London.

“Sabina brings excellent experience to the company and will work closely with Harriet to build our communications training, client film and community relations offers. She will also play an important role in our pro bono charity work. Again, these are important features of the broad service we can provide to companies and organisations.

“Andrew and I are very fortunate to be building the firm with the support of a great board and a team of extremely capable and committed people who are working to make Charlotte Street Partners the best place in our sector to work in and work with. We continue to look for further opportunities to stretch the potential of our existing team and to recruit new talent. We hope to have further announcements to make later in the summer.”