Who’s Who in 22, Media & Influencers: Belinda Boyce
Published 1:00am 19 December 2022
Boutique marketing agency Matchsticks Digital hit the ground running in 2022, promoting some of the Moreton Bay Region’s biggest events and campaigns, led by passionate local Belinda Boyce.
Belinda is the business’s founder, working in the strategy and partnerships area. She launched the business in October 2021.
The Matchsticks Digital team pride themselves on partnering with businesses and organisations they believe in, and becoming an extension of their inner team, working cohesively to deliver creative solutions and achieve goals.
They have a track record of delivering successful marketing strategies and campaigns across various industries including tourism, events, professional services, government, motoring, hospitality, and others.
The business provides digital marketing, strategy, social media and communications services.
Achievements this year include, but are not limited to, delivering the inaugural DD RizeUp Fundraiser in Mt Isa which raised more than $33,000 for the charity which supports victims of domestic and family violence.
The team also helped promote the Tastes of Moreton Bay Feastival and Moreton Bay Food + Wine Festival, working alongside Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism and Moreton Bay Regional Council.
It also promoted the work of Innovate Moreton Bay and Moreton Bay Regional Council’s Back a Local campaign.
About Belinda Boyce
Belinda Boyce is the founder of Matchsticks Digital, a boutique marketing agency in the Moreton Bay Region.
She launched the business in October 2021.
Her previous experience includes more than six years with Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism (MBRIT) where she was Deputy CEO and the Director of Marketing and Sales.
MBRIT is the official destination management organisation for the Moreton Bay Region.
Before that, she was the Director of Marketing and Business Development at Our Village Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation established by Village Motors Group to support the community. She held that position for three years.
Belinda also has experience in events sponsorship, sales and more.
She is passionate about the Moreton Bay Region and all it has to offer, with her business based on the Redcliffe peninsula.
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