Partner Article
KC Communications announced as partner for Educated Yorkshire
Educated Yorkshire, the largest education conference in the North, have announced KC Communications as communications partner for the November conference.
Mooncas, the events company behind the education conference and other large scale sector specific conferences, have handed KC Communications its PR requirements for the second year as it seeks to grow the conference’s profile following a successful first event in 2015.
Educated Yorkshire will provide senior leaders with an insight into the changing world of education as well as meet exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations and services. The event will be taking place on the 10th November at the Centenary Pavilion, Leeds United Football Club.
Chrissie Slater, Event Director at Mooncas commented:
“After a tremendously successful first year for Educated Yorkshire, we had no doubt that we would enrol the help of KC Communications again for this year’s conference and with a wealth of experience in the education sector, we are thrilled that KC Communications have become a partner of Educated Yorkshire. We are sure that with the help of Katrina and the team we can achieve real growth for 2016.”
Katrina Cliffe, Managing Director of KC Communications added:
“We are delighted to be a partner for this year’s Educated Yorkshire and to have been appointed by Mooncas to promote the conference. Having supported a number of educational establishments with their marketing and PR requirements we are hoping to use our experience to make this year’s conference bigger and better.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sarah Benson .
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