Accelera Promotes Ela Sojka to Client Services Director

Accelera has promoted Ela Sojka to Client Services Director, expanding her responsibilities within the B2B technology-focused marketing agency.

Sojka has been part of Accelera’s client services function, where she previously held the position of Senior Customer Relations Manager. Her experience at the agency has focused on working with customers and supporting relationships across its B2B technology marketing activities. Accelera lists Sojka among its team members as part of its customer-facing organization.

In her new role as Client Services Director, Sojka will take on a broader remit around client relationships and service delivery. Client services functions within B2B marketing agencies typically connect customer requirements with internal campaign, media, data, and operations teams, helping coordinate activity throughout client engagements.

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The promotion comes as B2B marketing programs become increasingly connected across sales, marketing, data, and technology. Agencies are managing campaigns across multiple channels while clients are also placing greater emphasis on measurable outcomes and closer alignment between marketing activity and business objectives.

Accelera describes itself as an independent sales and marketing agency focused on B2B technology companies. Its services bring together sales and marketing campaigns, data, and resources, with client relationships forming a central part of its operating model.

Sojka’s move into a director-level position adds another layer of leadership to Accelera’s client services function. The role places her at the intersection of customer relationships and campaign delivery as B2B technology marketers continue to navigate changing buyer journeys and increasingly data-driven marketing programs.

For Sojka, the promotion represents an expanded role at Accelera after building experience within the agency’s customer relations function. It also reflects the broader importance of client services leadership as agencies coordinate increasingly complex marketing programs across people, technology, data, and delivery.