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Awards Recognition for Marketing Communications Agency KC Communications
Huddersfield-based marketing communications agency, KC Communications has been awarded the Eaton Smith, Business of the Month Award and has been shortlisted in the upcoming Forward Ladies, Women in Business Awards.
Established in 1995, the Eaton Smith Business of the Month award, aims to recognise the outstanding efforts of businesses within the Kirklees, Calderdale and Wakefield areas.
Judges were impressed with the rapid growth KC Communications has experienced in the last two years, with the business on track to increase turnover by at least 70% this financial year following a number of new account wins and an increasing scope of requirements from its existing client base.
KC Communications, founder and managing director, Katrina Cliffe also celebrates a shortlisting in the Start Up category at the Forward Ladies awards, due to take place on 14th October 2016.
Now in its seventh year, the Forward Ladies awards is one of the most prestigious events in the awards calendar. Founded in 1999, Forward Ladies supports women in their professional lives and celebrates the role of females in the workplace.
Commenting on the recent award successes, Founder and managing director Katrina Cliffe stated:
“I am absolutely delighted that KC Communications has been recognised for its hard work over the last two years. Since our inception in August 2014, I have strived to create a business that contributes positively to the local economy through job creations, and also provides our clients with exceptional marketing, PR and social media expertise. I look forward to seeing what year three and beyond has to offer KC Communications”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Katrina Cliffe .
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