London-based Westminster Advisers has expanded its health practice, WA Health, with the appointment of two new associate directors to its team.
Sarah Gullo joins the public affairs specialist agency from Verve Communications, where she had served as a senior communications consultant since 2013.
Gullo brings over a decade of experience in political campaigning and communications advisory roles from both Australia and the UK, which includes working with NHS trusts and leading media relations for reform agenda on behalf of the Queensland government.
Meanwhile, also moving to WA Health is Emily Cameron who previously worked in life sciences minister George Freeman’s parliamentary office as chief of staff and communications lead.
Prior to this, Cameron served as Whizz-Kidz’s public affairs and campaigns manager, and also brings experience from Hanover Communications, The Health Foundation, and Gorkana.
Dominic Church, managing director at Westminster Advisers, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Emily and Sarah to Westminster Advisers.
“We’re already proud of our health offer, and these hires further highlight our capability and capacity to deliver across the spectrum in healthcare communications, with a real strength in depth of knowledge and experience across the consultancy team.”