Communications posts under threat as National Grid and Lattice merge
25 Apr 2002 | by Holly Williams,
LONDON - The merger of National Grid and Lattice has put the comms staff at both FTSE 100 firms under threat.
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National Grid Transco pitches financial brief
29 Nov 2002 | by HOLLY WILLIAMS
Britain's largest utility National Grid Transco (NGT) is putting its City and corporate PR business out to pitch with a view to naming the successful agency by Christmas.
Corporate Culture wins three-month National Grid job
13 Jul 2001
Liverpool agency Corporate Culture has been taken on to handle a three-month corporate social responsibility project for the National Grid. Following a competitive pitch, Corporate Culture will work alongside Loines Furnival - a Chester based group of design specialists on the project....
Moore to top post at National Power UK PR
04 Aug 2000 | by GIDON FREEMAN
National Power has appointed Caroline Moore as director of corporate communications for its UK arm.
DIARY: PRO sends no SOS, as the message in his bottle was perfectly adequate
07 Apr 2000 | by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
The Wright Partnership s Kew offices recently fell foul of London s water system.
National Power comms prepares for demerger
25 Feb 2000 | by GIDON FREEMAN
National Power, the UK s top energy firm, has established shadow communications teams ahead of its demerger into two separate companies.
Stevens to give global focus to National Grid
18 Feb 2000 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
The National Grid Group (NGG) has appointed Susan Stevens as director of group corporate affairs. Stevens joins from NGG s US subsidiary New England Electric System (NEES) where she was vice-president of corporate communications. She replaces Margaret Stewart who has left NGG. Stewart s future plans...
FOCUS: INTEGRATED MARKETING - Time to grab the baton and run/The balance of communications power is a delicate one and no longer automatically weighted in favour of advertising. Ed Shelton examines how responsibilities are being redistributed
17 Sep 1999 | by ED SHELTON
Having been considered the poor relation to advertising for years, there are now signs that PR may be coming into its own and attaining equal, if not senior, status as clients adopt more broadly-based communication strategies.
Midlands PR split prior to its sale to National Power
11 Jun 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Midlands Electricity s PR department has been split in two in the run-up to the sale of the company s energy supply business to National Power later this month.
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.
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