I'm Linzi, the founder and Director of The Step-Up Hub.
I've worked in Marketing and Communications for over 18 years across various sectors. I'm a qualified Digital Practitioner and adult education teacher, and I hold a Master's Degree in Marketing Communications and Public Relations.
I spent seven years as a digital adviser and trainer on a Welsh Government programme, and in 2017 won a WCVA award for creating an pan-Wales Digital programme called Digital Drop-ins.
I have also won awards for my writing, which include an Amazon and Mumpreneur 'The Voice' award for my blog, That Welsh Blonde. I have also won two international screenwriting awards from Screenwriters UK for writing short scripts.
My main area of expertise is in supporting the charitable sector. I've spent five years as a Fundraising and Digital Development Manager for an Armed Forces Charity and worked as a community fundraiser for an emergency services charity. I've also been a Trustee for a Voluntary Services Council and served two years as Chair of the Institute of Fundraising Network for North Wales.
Hi, I'm Ali, the Director of Operations.
My background is in the NHS, where I began as an Executive PA over 18 years ago. I'm completing my BSc in Healthcare Management, which I began studying to complement my roles in Quality Improvement and Project Management.
At The Step-Up Hub, I oversee the office management and virtual assistant aspects of the business. I ensure our operations are streamlined so that we can deliver exceptional service to our clients.
I’m also a devoted mum, wife, and carer for my mother who is living with Alzheimer's. These personal experiences fuel my passion for making a meaningful impact, both in my professional role and in my community.
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