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Fabulate has promoted Marie Galinsky to the role of National Sales Director, as the content marketing platform moves to boost its east coast sales presence.

What you need to know:

Content marketing tech company Fabulate has named Marie Galinsky as its National Sales Director.
The company was cofounded by Ben Gunn and Nathan Powell alongside Toby Kennett and Sachin Singh.

Content marketing platform Fabulate has promoted Marie Galinsky to the role of National Sales Director.

Galinsky joined earlier this year as Melbourne Sales Director but “made an immediate impact”, co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer Ben Gunn said in a statement.

Fabulate was created three years ago to improve the efficiency and complexity of content marketing for brands. It is working with the likes of Uber, Virgin Australia and World Vision.

“We now have clients managing content at unprecedented scale, managing the creation of 50+ videos at once, hundreds of pieces of written content over the space of just a couple of months or full end to end management of the most complicated content campaigns,” Gunn said.

The company secured a new funding round at the end of last year and has spent this year building its sales teams and growing its creator network.