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Tamara Littleton

Executive Chair and Founder of Social Element agency, Co-Founder of crisis simulation company Polpeo. Fellow of The Marketing Society, Campaign & Drum CEO of the year, Involve Top 100 LGBT+ Executives list 🏳️‍🌈

Tamara Littleton is the founder and Executive Chair of Social Element, a renowned social media agency that collaborates with global brands like Nissan, Oreos, Peloton, Keurig Dr Pepper, Smirnoff, and Visa to establish genuine connections with consumers through social media.

Tamara revolutionized the traditional agency model by introducing a distributed workforce approach, attracting top-tier talent to develop innovative social media strategies tailored to various markets, timezones, languages, and cultures. This innovative approach continues to set Social Element apart in the competitive agency landscape.

In addition to her role at Social Element, Tamara co-founded Polpeo in 2013, a crisis simulation platform utilized by brands and agencies to prepare for and manage social media crises through simulation technology.

Tamara's educational background includes a BA in Arts and Psychology from The University of Manchester. Her professional journey encompasses leadership positions in various organizations, including her roles as Executive Chair, Co-Founder, and CEO at several companies, along with past roles at Chello Broadband, BBC Online, and Chapman and Hall.

Highlights

Apr 23 · linkedin

Proud to be featured on the DIVA Magazine annual #DIVAPowerList in today’s The Guardian ☺️ It’s a wonderful list of gamechangers who are blazing a trail for LGBTQIA women and non-binary people and published during #LesbianVisibilityWeek!

Full list here: https://lnkd.in/d392-YgH

Jun 29 · linkedin

Our amazing Director of Tech, Abe Blackburn writes in Campaign Magazine UK about how social media can be brutal for trans and non binary folks and how we need to see powerful, positive, and truthful representations of trans and queer joy

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London, England, United Kingdom