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Edward Bickham, Hill and Knowlton deputy chairman and managing director of its public affairs and corporate policy practice, is leaving the company after seven years.
Liverpool City Council s new chief executive David Henshaw is to cancel the top PR job at the council, rationalise the council s communications and bring them under the control of a new head of customer relations management, in a bid to improve communications and marketing at the council.
Countrywide Porter Novelli has been appointed on six-figure fees to handle all communications for CropGen, a new UK initiative which aims to promote a more balanced debate about genetically modified (GM) foods.
Charles Barker BSMG is believed to be on the verge of acquiring independent public affairs consultancy GJW.
National Power, the UK s top energy firm, has established shadow communications teams ahead of its demerger into two separate companies.
Top five UK insurer Norwich Union has handed its six-figure annual public affairs account to Westminster Strategy, after a competitive pitch against incumbent agency Hill and Knowlton.
Advertising agency St.Luke s has hired a PR consultant to promote the work of its creative department to the creative trade press, such as Creative Review. Freelance journalist Belinda Archer, a former news editor of Campaign, will advise the creative team for one day a week over the next three months,...
Media Strategy has won the six-figure PR account for Halifax s recently launched internet bank and financial services arm Intelligent Finance, following a pitch to Shane O Riordain, Halifax s director of communications. The agency has also recruited Carol Griffiths, formerly project director at NatWest...
Yes TV has appointed Gavin Anderson and Company to handle corporate communications. Yes TV launched in 1999 and provides broadband digital services which use internet technology to deliver video-on-demand to customers. It has content deals with companies such as Warner Bros. The account was won following...
Westminster Strategy has promoted two associate directors to the board, following the management shake-up at parent company Grayling earlier this month (PR Week, 11 February). Jane Cooper and David Robertson assumed their new roles this week.
