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Babi Kahveci

Babi Kahveci is recorded as General Manager of Brand and Marketing at Alinta Energy (last seen 11 Feb 2025). AccountMoves logs 1 paraphrased quote and 2 campaign credits for Babi Kahveci, each linked to its source.

Latest recorded: General Manager of Brand and Marketing, Alinta Energy (seen 11 Feb 2025, source)

Roles recorded: 2 · Appointments reported during their roles: 1 · Quotes logged: 1 · Campaign credits: 2

WHY THEY WON Kahveci credited Avenue C with sharp strategic thinking, strong chemistry with the client team and the quality of its people. Babi Kahveci on Alinta Energy · the move · via Mediaweek, 11 Feb 2025 · paraphrased

Appointments reported during their roles Agencies appointed by brands while Babi Kahveci held a role there · brand-level records, not a record of who decided

AgencyDisciplineBrandDateOutcomeSource
Avenue CmediaAlinta Energy11 Feb 2025AppointedCampaign Brief

Career Sortable

First seenStatusTitleOrganisationYears
6 Mar 2017Left by 11 Feb 2025 (next source)Head of Brand and Candidate MarketingSEEK7.9
11 Feb 2025Current (seen 11 Feb 2025)General Manager of Brand and MarketingAlinta Energy1.7

Connections 0 · named together in one source · All

No one is named alongside this person in a logged article or credit.

Campaign credits Seen in credits. Not appointments

DateBrandCampaignCredited asForSource
6 Mar 2017SEEKWhy Settle?Head of Brand & Candidate MarketingSEEKB&T
18 Sept 2018SEEKBe SeenHead of brand and candidate marketingSEEKB&T

Every quote Short paraphrases with a link to the source

DateBrandParaphrase and tagsSource
11 Feb 2025Alinta EnergyKahveci credited Avenue C with sharp strategic thinking, strong chemistry with the client team and the quality of its people.
strategic thinkingchemistrypeopledelighted
Mediaweek