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International PR plans relocation to US HQ

24 Jul 1998 | by KATE NICHOLAS

International Public Relations (IPR), the parent company of Shandwick and Golin/Harris, is likely to move its headquarters to New York early in 1999, pending completion of its pounds 104 million all-share sale to US marketing group Interpublic announced last Friday.

IPR establishes taskforce for evaluation guide

24 Jul 1998 | by IAN DARBY

The Institute of Public Relations is assembling a task force to produce good practice guidelines for evaluating PR work.

Stewart for corporate role at National Grid

24 Jul 1998 | by IAN DARBY

Margaret Stewart, Yorkshire Water s director of corporate affairs, is leaving the company to become director of corporate affairs at electricity supply network National Grid.

Sony Broadcast appoints DPA for strategic PR

24 Jul 1998 | by RACHEL BAIRD

Sony Broadcast and Professional Europe (SBPE), the broadcast and video technology division of Sony Corporation, has appointed hi-tech agency DPA to handle its Europe, Middle East and Africa PR on fees thought to be worth upwards of pounds 700,000.

Odling-Smee departs Hackney for LGIU post

24 Jul 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER

James Odling-Smee has left Hackney Council, where he was deputy head of communications, to join research and information body the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) as its new head of communications.

Porter Novelli tops Euro league

24 Jul 1998 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD

Porter Novelli International has become the largest owned group of consultancies in Europe, as revealed in the 1998 PR Week European League tables, published this week.

STOP PRESS: Centrica looks to fill Lewis vacancy

24 Jul 1998 | by KATHY GREENE

Centrica, the former supply arm of British Gas, has briefed headhunters CCG Ward Howell to seek a two-year replacement for Simon Lewis, the company s director of corporate affairs who is being seconded to Buckingham Palace as communications secretary in September. The post reports to Centrica chief...

STOP PRESS: Wilson leaves B-M for children’s charity

24 Jul 1998 | by KATHY GREENE

Children s charity the Starlight Children s Foundation has appointed its first PR and marketing co-ordinator, Ailsa Wilson, who joins from Burson-Marsteller where she is an account executive in the healthcare division. Wilson will take over the responsibilities currently outsourced by the charity on...

STOP PRESS: Wright and Larkspur win Ubi Soft work

24 Jul 1998 | by KATHY GREENE

French software company Ubi Soft Entertainment has appointed the Wright Partnership and Larkspur to handle consumer PR for five CD-ROM titles launching in the autumn. The Wright Partnership will work on three children s titles, targeting parental magazines and highlighting the educational benefits of...

STOP PRESS: Tory Party restructures its PR machine

24 Jul 1998 | by KATHY GREENE

Conservative Central Office is to integrate its communications and research departments in a bid to improve its overall PR function in the run-up to the next general election. Director of political operations Andrew Cooper will continue in his role, which covers press relations and political intelligence,...

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