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A winning Approach for Ilkley agency
Ilkley-based Approach PR is celebrating after winning two Chartered Institute of Public Relations’ (CIPR) PRide Awards.
The seven-strong consultancy, which has over 24 industry and business awards won both Outstanding Small PR Consultancy of the Year and Community Relations Campaign of the Year at the renowned industry awards.
Managing director of Approach, Suzanne Watson, said: “It is such an honour to have won twice at the PR industry’s most recognised awards – a testament to our hardworking and passionate team. Winning Outstanding Small PR Consultancy of the Year and Gold for Community Relations Campaign of the Year, confirms our dedication to delivering successful, creative and results-driven campaigns for clients and ourselves!
“It has been an excellent year for the team and business overall, and these awards truly are the icing on the cake.”
The annual CIPR PRide Yorkshire and Lincolnshire awards, which celebrates the most talented agencies and outstanding campaigns in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, took place at Leeds Town Hall on Thursday 30th November.
Approach, which specialises in media relations, social media, B2B public relations and event and campaign management, is celebrating its 16thanniversary, a re-brand, five client wins in six months and two in-house promotions this year.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Approach PR .
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