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Sarah Hall Consulting wins North East LEP PR
The North East Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has appointed Sarah Hall Consulting Ltd to provide PR and social media support.
The consultancy is tasked with raising the LEP’s profile internationally, nationally and within the North East, showcasing the work it is doing to deliver the North East’s economic plan for growth, and to create jobs, increase investment and improve the region’s infrastructure.
The contract is for two years with the option to extend for another 12 months and was awarded after a competitive pitch.
Kate Hargreaves, communications specialist for the North East LEP, said: “The organisation has been in place for three years now and in that time has reached some key milestones.
“We are now moving forward with the next phase of the LEP’s development. This is to highlight our investments into growing North East business and show how we are helping create new and better jobs for everyone. We also want to communicate the opportunities and challenges our economy faces.
“One of our priorities is to work even more closely with partners and businesses as the greatest success will only come with a collaborative approach.
“The team at Sarah Hall Consulting will be working closely with us on stakeholder comm’s, media relations, social media and issues management.”
Sarah Hall, managing director of Sarah Hall Consulting, commented: “The LEP is ideally placed to tell the region’s economic story and our role is to ensure it becomes the first port of call for those looking for information.
“We’re looking forward to raising the LEP’s profile and to ensuring it has all the tools it needs to engage fully and appropriately with its stakeholders.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sarah Waddington .
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