Naxxar-based creative marketing agency The Concept Stadium is celebrating Creative Director Alessandro Caselli’s fifth anniversary since joining the company.

The Concept Stadium took to social media to celebrate this milestone.

“Happy fifth anniversary to our Creative Director, Alessandro Caselli! [Mr Caselli] is the one who makes brands stand out in a world full of clutter (and the office comedian),” the company wrote.

“Thank you for the talent, hard-work, and great energy that you bring to The Concept Stadium,” it continued.

Founded in 2010, The Concept Stadium nowadays offers services based on six different marketing skills: branding, design and AV, web UX/UI, digital and social, PR and corporate communications, and strategy and communication.

The company’s clients include Festivals Malta, EPIC Communications Limited, Carlsberg, and Corinthia Group.

Mr Caselli joined The Concept Stadium in 2017 following a 14-year stint at JP Advertising Ltd.

He joined said company as a Senior Graphic Designer in January 2003 and remained in said role for just under 11 years. In October 2013, he was promoted to Creative Director.

Before joining JP Advertising, Mr Caselli served as a Graphic Designer at Executive Services Ltd for over three years.

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