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Compass Group UK & Ireland, part of the world's largest catering company, has brought in Good Relations to position it as an expert in 'workplace eating'.
: European project manager for transport strategy, Nottingham City Council 2003: Chief business ... target audience has been British cities such as Birmingham, Derby and Leicester, all with a large Muslim ...
in this by small NGOs such as ASH, as well as major health organisations, trade unions, councillors and council ...
Campaign: Whitley Neill Gin Client: Whitley Neill PR team: Westbury Communications Timescale: September-December 2005 Budget: £5,000 Whitley Neill is a premium London dry gin that was launched in the UK last September. It was created by entrepreneur Johnny Neill, who quit a job in the City to launch ...
to Manchester and held events in both cities (in April and May), challenging journalists to endure the full 24 ...
REYKJAVIK: Mosaic Fashions, the owner of women's clothes chains Karen Millen and Oasis, has drafted in Gavin Anderson for what will be the first listing of a foreign company on the Iceland Stock Exchange.
CITY: Constellation Brands has drafted in M: Communications around its interest in FTSE 100 company
Fortune Brands, the US firm behind Jim Beam whiskey, has held talks with UK financial comms agencies about a possible joint bid with Pernod Ricard for drinks company Allied Domecq.
and a further two cities yet to be decided. 'We want Jaffa to be the first choice for fruit snacks ... ,000 tonnes of fruit every year. The company's oranges originate from the Palestinian city of Jaffa. ...
's best-known wines by bringing its Bordeaux Wine School to major foreign cities, starting with London...The lobby group CIVB (Conseil Interprofessionnel du Vin de Bordeaux) is to franchise the Ecole du Vin de Bordeaux (Bordeaux Wine School), dedicated to education in the culture and appreciation of Bordeaux wine, in 30 cities. CIVB is eager to arrest the decline in the drinking of Bordeaux wines ...
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