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08 Dec 1995 | by GARETH ZUNDEL
A broader range of experiences is now needed to provide fuel for ideas in fast-changing markets, says Gareth Zundel.
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NEWS: KPMG hunts agencies for management arm
08 Dec 1995 | by LEXIE GODDARD
Top accountancy firm KPMG Peat Marwick is poised to hire one or more PR firms to run an estimated six-figure PR programme strengthening the identity of its management consultancy arm in the UK.
NEWS: Shandwick looks to strengthen its ties with India
01 Dec 1995 | by AMANDA HALL
Shandwick is in talks with the Indian PR agency Corporate Voice with a view to taking an equity stake in the firm of up to 40 per cent.
NEWS: Consolidated teams up with media planner
01 Dec 1995 | by ROBERT DWEK
Integrated PR consultancy Consolidated Communications has teamed up with a media independent to make planning part of the package.
FOCUS: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES; How to keep the partners happy
01 Dec 1995 | by KATE NICHOLAS
LAWYERS: A profession which has traditionally steered clear of PR is at last beginning to recognise its value MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS: Crossing the boundaries of business and sport in order to reach the right audience AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS: Sensitive use of PR helped mesothelioma sufferers gain support...
NEWS: Business start-up firm begins marketing drive
10 Nov 1995 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
Company formation specialists Jordan and Sons is committing pounds 100,000 in PR spend to raise its profile as a business service and information provider.
NEWS: Lowe Bell Post Office campaign wins top award
03 Nov 1995
Lowe Bell Political s hardhitting campaign to stop Post Office privatisation on behalf of the Union of Communication Workers scooped the Campaign of the Year award at the PR Week Awards this week.
NEWS: Post Office overhauls its group communications
27 Oct 1995 | by AMANDA HALL
The need for better communication with its 190,000 staff has prompted a major Post Office restructuring which sees staff numbers at group centre reduced from 3,000 to under 100.
NEWS: Hillier Parker shorlists four
27 Oct 1995 | by JOHN-PIERRE JOYCE
Property services company Hillier Parker has shortlisted four PR firms following a decision to drop its retained PR consultancy, Infopress, early next month.
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