Mobas
Brand strategy, marketing and digital agency for ambitious organisations in Cambridge and London
Highlights
- Hiring3 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
- Remote-friendly2 of 3 open roles remote or hybrid
About Mobas
Mobas is a brand strategy and marketing agency. Its services include marketing strategy and research, brand strategy, creative and design work, and digital marketing and web, including website design and build. Design services cover creative concept development, campaign design, brand asset creation, print, digital and social media design, illustration and motion design.
The agency works with ambitious organisations across financial services, NHS and healthcare, education, professional services, property, animal healthcare, and hospitality and leisure. Named clients include Accor, Cambridge Building Society, Greene King, Countryside Properties and Excello Law.
Mobas was founded in 2003 and is based in Cambridge, with an office in London. The company is registered in the United Kingdom. Its open roles are for a brand strategist, an SEO and website executive, and a freelance designer and artworker.
Product: Brand strategy, marketing strategy, creative and design services, and digital marketing with website design and build.
Jobs at Mobas (3)
Mobas is hiring for 3 roles in marketing and design.
Brand Strategist
New on EvolcRemote-friendlySEO & Website Executive
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyFreelance designer / artworker
New on EvolcRemote-friendly
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Leadership
- Robin Bryant · Founder & Director of GrowthSource: company website
- Adam Tuckwell · Joint Managing DirectorSource: company website
- Peter Chaloner · Joint Managing DirectorSource: company website
- Ellie Pearson · Head of Studio / Art DirectorSource: company website
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