The Bulletin

Today, we're welcoming Annika Eriksson to the Zooma team. She'll be working as a project and account manager, helping our customers plan and implement their ongoing activities. Annika, it's great to have you on board!

Today, we're welcoming Zieyaad Moses to the Zooma team. He'll be joining us as a HubSpot developer, and he also has the honour of being Zooma's first international hire.

We've taken on interns fairly frequently over the last few years, but we recently realised we haven't communicated about it enough. That's why we've now created The Internship Hub - a place where our current interns can regularly share their thoughts, experiences and learnings from working at Zooma.

This week, Zooma welcomes not only one but two new interns to the team - Gina Viitala and Sofia Hermansson. Both are studying the marketing automation specialist course at Gothenburg's Yrkesakademin, and they'll be with us until the middle of April. Welcome to Zooma!

Plan International has worked constantly for over 80 years to strengthen the rights of children and increase equality for girls around the world. We've supported them for a while, and this year is no different.

From everyone here at Zooma - Merry Christmas, and have a Happy New Year!

Göteborgs Stadsmission is a really important charity for us. All year round, they work tirelessly to provide emergency help and long-term support for people in the city who suffer from homelessness, poverty, and social deprivation.

Today is the first day back at Zooma for Tobias Pasma, our very own HubSpot solution architect. Tobias, it's good to have you back!

As you might have heard recently in The Onlinification Pod, Alexander isn't in rainy Sweden, like many of us - he's in sunny Spain! In San Sebastian, to be exact. He's been working from there for a while, so I spoke to him about where the idea came from and how it's been going.

Zooma recently said hello to Linus Ekenberg, our new intern. Linus will be helping us out with reporting and SEO for the next 10 weeks. Welcome, Linus!

As you might have heard, all the Zoomers took part in a certification day on 22 September. For a whole day, we put our usual tasks to one side and focused purely on learning and expanding our knowledge in order to be a better partner to our customers.

Zooma has decided to become a yearly supporter of Naturskyddsföreningen, the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation - and we think that your company should do the same.

Every company wants their staff to become more knowledgeable - and Zooma has actually set aside time for it. We've booked all Zoomers for a mandatory certification day on Wednesday 22 September.

Today, we welcome Uyen Vu to the Zooma team. She'll be working with customers as a project manager and has a long and impressive history of working with online and digital. Welcome, Uyen!

The Swedish summer is truly wonderful - but unfortunately, it doesn't last very long, so we need to make the most of it while we can. Therefore, as usual, Zooma will be closed for a few weeks in July.