Directors leave Weber to launch Rainier Limited
BERNARD INGHAM, PR Week UK, Friday, 04 September 1998, 12:00am,
Three directors of the Weber Group Europe have left the agency to launch a hi-tech agency called Rainier Limited.
Three directors of the Weber Group Europe have left the agency to
launch a hi-tech agency called Rainier Limited.
The three directors are Stephen Waddington, Tanya Lepojevic and Steve
Earl. They will be equal partners in the new launch agency, which will
be the UK arm of US PR firm Rainier Corporation.
Waddington said: ’PR agencies entrust the bulk of client programmes to
junior staff. Our business model delivers account teams that consist
solely of experienced and senior executives.’
Massachusetts-based Rainier Corporation was founded in 1993 and its 17
staff offer PR and marketing services to clients such as computer
equipment provider Texas Instruments and telecoms services company
Sprint. Rainier is headed by president Stephen Schuster.
Rainier Limited will provide a full range of marketing services with a
focus on PR. Its directors were with Weber for around two years.
Waddington and Earl were previously at Brodeur A Plus and Lepojevic at
Citigate Technology.
Weber Group Europe managing director Greg Levendusky said of the
departures: ’It was all very amicable. We are overstaffed at account
director level and have been hiring senior people lately.’
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