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Liton Ali
Creative Content Marketing Leader | Brand Strategist | Communication Expert | @GlucoseGuide. Author of Fast Food 30. Director at Limbo.
Liton Ali is a highly skilled and experienced professional who has worked in various fields such as branding, PR, journalism, and learning consultancy. He is currently employed as the Director at Henshall Centre where he specializes in learning experience and consultancy for training professionals. Moreover, he also conducts communication skills workshops at the Henshall Centre to help people tell brand stories come up with good ideas, and run successful campaigns. Previously, he worked as a Brand PR consultant and trainer, Head of Marketing and Creative Services, Director of Communications, Senior Consultant, Communications consultant and trainer, Senior Account Executive, Service Quality Manager, and Team Manager at different reputable companies such as 4MAT, Unison Technologies, Trimedia & Solid Ground, Golin, Lighthouse PR, Royal Bank of Scotland, and ODEON & UCI Cinemas.
Liton Ali has vast experience in training/learning, creativity, and communication skills. He helps companies make learning more productive and efficient and specializes in training professionals to enhance their skills. He has an exceptional ability to tell brand stories and come up with good ideas to run successful campaigns. He is a proficient communicator, having conducted many communication skills workshops, where he teaches effective communication skills to individuals.
Highlights
"Vomiting on yourself in the shower in the middle of the night isn’t much fun, and there’s something particularly grim about knowing it’s self-inflicted. But for people like me, who just can’t tolerate the side effects of the newest class of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Saxenda, this isn’t an unusual experience."
A great opening to a really useful article explaining how you can get the benefits of the fashionable new weight loss drugs naturally, with a little technological help. The answer is Limbo.
I've worked with some of the biggest news brands in the world but always behind the scenes. Sunday was the first time I was quoted in print as a grown up spokesperson and I haven't even seen a copy. I'm still old fashioned enough to care about paper. If you bought yesterday's Irish Independent, I'd love to see it.
I finally did it 🍆
I've been trying to use an aubergine/egg plant emoji at work for quite some time. Still can't quite believe Limbo let me put one in an advert, but it's doing quite well. And I'm still more likely to use one in copy than an exclamation mark.
