conglomerate enter Reputation Monitor's top five for the first time. The bid speculation also saw Scottish
Burren chief financial officer Andrew Rose said he had appointed Pelham after a three-way pitch that included GA. College Hill Associates is also understood to have pitched for the account. Partner Ben Brewerton declined to comment. GA started working for Burren in 2003 and handled comms around its stock ...
of 'management dictatorship'. Black is a former chief political correspondent for The Sunday Times. ...
Maitland managing partner Neil Bennett is leading financial comms for the firm, owned by HBOS, Countrywide, Skipton Building Society and Royal & SunAlliance. Rightmove is reportedly seeking a listing to exploit changes in property sale law that will put the onus on sellers rather than buyers to supply ...
Page joins next month after four and a half years at the utility company. During that time he worked on the 2003 Water Act and the last review of water industry pricing, which was completed at the end of last year. He joined Thames, owned by German conglomerate RWE, in its local government ...
-general Bernard Sananes is co-ordinating the campaign and handling press enquiries, with Euro RSCG C&O financial ... 's existing role as retained financial comms adviser to EDF. ...
times as the number of customers who have not yet switched reduces and the cost of promotion increases ...
, and BBC Radio 5 Live ran a three-minute interview with McKenzie in its drive-time programme, in which Powergen was name-checked four times. Regional media also gave the story legs, with a feature ...
FTSE 250 housebuilder Taylor Woodrow has dropped The Maitland Consultancy as its retained financial...since replacing Financial Dynamics on the account at the beginning of last year (PRWeek, 16 January 2004 ...
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