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Nottingham public relations agency Tank PR has announced the appointment of a new senior account manager.
Louise Stewart joins Tank after handling the PR and marketing for the Capital FM Arena Nottingham and the National Ice Centre. In her role as communications and marketing manager at the venue she has run PR campaigns for everything from the visit of the Dalai Lama to Lady Gaga.
An English Literature graduate and trained journalist, Louise’s background spans both the newspaper and radio industries and includes the role of deputy news editor at Trent FM, (now Capital FM), where her news team was nominated for a Sony Award.
Louise’s background in both press and PR has helped her develop a wide range of skills and an impressive set of contacts.
As an account manager, Louise will be working with the team to develop and manage effective PR campaigns for the agency’s fast growing client list.
“Louise’s vast and varied journalistic and PR experience will stand her in good stead in an agency environment, and we are confident that she will add enormous value to our client base,” explains Trevor Palmer, director and founder of Tank PR.
Louise’s appointment comes after a highly successful second year of trading for Tank PR, which has seen the agency double in size.
Happy clients keep recommending us in an ongoing conspiracy to fill up our fantastic new offices. This leaves us with the nice problem of needing another great person for the team.
Do you work in a PR agency? Have you been there for a year or more? Are you brilliant at what you do?
If you can answer YES! to each of these questions and you’re interested in being our senior account executive, then you should get in touch.
You’ll be passionate about your work, love nothing more than speaking to journalists, and you will have contemplated putting great coverage on the mantelpiece at home at least once in your lifetime.
If all of this is you, please email your CV and salary expectations to info@tankpr.co.uk
No agencies please – as you’d imagine, we prefer the direct approach.
Nottingham based public relations agency Tank PR has been appointed by We Are Nottingham as its retained agency following a three-way pitch.
As the Business Improvement District (BID) for licensed venues in the city centre, We Are Nottingham is committed to making the city a vibrant and safe place to visit. Tank PR will be tasked with promoting the BID’s work and key events as it approaches a crucial renewal vote amongst its levy payers next year.
Tank PR has previously worked for We Are Nottingham on a project basis, executing campaigns for both the Nottingham Food and Drink Festival 2011 and Purple Flag Week.
Commenting on the appointment, Sylvia Oates, chief executive of We Are Nottingham, said:
“Tank PR has a sound understanding of the way that we work with licensed venues in the city and the benefits that the BID brings.
“The team has achieved impressive results for us in the past and I’m confident that they have the experience to help us promote everything that we do as our levy payers begin to decide if they want to renew the BID for a second term.”
Martin Stone, account director at Tank PR, added:
“As a Nottingham-based business, we are true advocates for the city and working alongside We Are Nottingham is the perfect way to express this. The main objective of the account is to help move the BID into its second phase and we are more than ready for that challenge.”
The We Are Nottingham account win rounds off a hugely successful year for Tank PR, which has seen the agency’s client portfolio grow significantly. Earlier this month it was announced that Tank PR had also been appointed as the retained agency for retail credit and loyalty specialist Ikano Financial Services.
Further details on We Are Nottingham and its work across Nottingham city centre can be found at www.wearenottingham.co.uk.
Nottingham based public relations agency Tank PR has been appointed by Ikano Financial Services as its retained PR agency.
Ikano is one of the UK’s leading specialist providers of loyalty and finance solutions to the retail industry, and Tank PR will be working to increase Ikano’s profile in the retail sector and raise awareness of the brand to UK consumers.
“In the tough market conditions of the past few years, we have provided our retail clients with products and services to help them increase sales and customer spend. We now think that it’s time to increase the understanding of our offer in the retail and consumer markets,” explains Sarah Murphy, Ikano communications director.
“We had been considering agencies for some time and selected Tank PR, as aside from of it’s strong retail and financial experience, we felt that the professional and ethical nature of the business was a good fit with our own.”
Trevor Palmer, director of RAR accredited Tank PR, says of his company’s latest account win:
“Ikano is a respected name in retail and finance, and we feel that with a solid engagement strategy with its target media and some creative seasonal campaigns, it will achieve the exposure necessary to increase its presence on the UK high street.”
The Ikano account win follows Tank PR’s appointment of Helen Shepherd to its team, and the company’s shortlisting for Midlands Outstanding Small Agency of the Year at the CIPR PRide Awards.
For more information on Ikano, visit www.ikano.net
Nottingham public relations agency Tank PR has announced the appointment of a new account executive.
Helen Shepherd joins Tank PR from The Galleries of Justice Museum after spending some time in between to assist with a production company merger in Los Angeles and on a Tim Burton film set in London, acting as London coordinator.
In her role as PR and marketing manager at the Galleries of Justice Museum, Helen gained international coverage for the attraction and its charity, the National Centre for Citizenship and the Law, with TV appearances in numerous countries, including the USA, New Zealand, Canada, Japan and Brazil.
With a degree from Nottingham Trent University and a CIM professional certificate in marketing, Helen has quickly put her skills to good use, being instrumental in organising hugely successful events for Tank PR clients.
“Helen is a fantastic addition to an already thriving company,” commented Trevor Palmer, director and founder of Tank PR.
“I recognised her people skills immediately and knew that she would become an asset. Since then she has proved herself to be a very valuable member of the team”.
Helen’s appointment has come after a highly successful year of trading for Tank PR, resulting in the agency being shortlisted for ‘outstanding small consultancy’ at the CIPR Midlands PRide Awards 2011, the results of which will be announced in early December.