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Hattrick nets silver award for Outstanding Small Consultancy in the North West
Sale based International Communications agency, HatTrick collected a Silver Award for Outstanding Small Agency of the Year at the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) regional PRide Awards, which were revealed on Wednesday 19th November at the Midland Hotel, Manchester.
The CIPR PRide Awards is the only UK-wide awards scheme that recognises excellence in public relations and communications work across Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and six English regions.
HatTrick founder-directors, Malin Cunningham and Karen Adams, who launched the agency in November 2011, set about building a business with a fresh take on agency PR. “We couldn’t be more proud of the teamwork that’s behind this achievement – the partnership between all our clients and the team here and internationally is a big part of what makes us stand out. It is these strong collaborations that enables us to continue to deliver award winning creative communication campaigns”, comments Karen Adams
Malin Cunningham adds: “To obtain recognition from the industry after four years in business is something we’ll be celebrating for a long time. Receiving this accolade not only means our vision becomes reality, but is also one welcomed by the industry.”
HatTrick serves a number of leading names in the B2B and consumer sectors, providing integrated PR, strategy, content management, design and social media services on a global scale and across all platforms. Clients include Desso, Dulux Decorator Centres Apprentice of the Year, Get the Label.com, Michael Jefferies Injury Lawyers, PetSafe and REPIC.
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