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Record Turnover as Fig Hits 20th year

Fig, the High Peak (Glossop)-based integrated marketing agency, is marking its 20th anniversary with a 30% increase in turnover in the last financial year and the launch of a new website.

Over the last six months, Fig has won a number of new clients, including global security system supplier RISCO, leading manufacturer Northwood Hygiene Products and risk management provider for the international process industry, Thermal Fluid Solutions.

In order to service its growing client portfolio, the firm has continued to expand its team, now 19-strong, with the appointment of four recruits within 12 months, including business development manager Andy Pearce, account executive Shanna Turner and web developer Mike Ross.

Fig is marking its 20th anniversary with the launch of a new website, showcasing its marketing capabilities and presenting some of the work it has done for clients across a wide range of sectors, including education, manufacturing, food and drink, transport technology and charitable.

Starting life in 1996 as copy writing and communications business, First Impression, Fig rebranded as Fig Creative in 2012. The company is now a full–service agency, providing an integrated range of in-house creative, digital and PR services.

Said managing director, Helen Duncan: “Over the last 20 years, Fig has grown into a truly integrated agency, employing in-house high calibre, experienced professionals, recruited from the creative, marketing, digital and PR industries.

“We are proud of the long-term relationships we have built with our clients, the work we have done and the results we have helped them to achieve. The quality of our work and the sincerity and passion of our approach have earned us a reputation rivalling those of city-centre agencies.

“I’m tremendously excited about what we can achieve in the future.”

For more information about Fig, visit the new website www.fig.agency or call 01457 857111.

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