Huddersfield PR firm boosts ongoing growth with client wins
A marketing and PR agency in Yorkshire has welcomed three new clients as part of its ongoing growth.
Huddersfield firm KC Communications has expanded into the digital health, education and retail sectors with clients Coppice Valley Primary School, Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network (YHAHSN) and online retailer snoozzzy.
YHAHSN has signed on to work with the agency for a second year to promote its accelerator programme Propel@YH.
Harrogate-based Coppice Valley Primary School, part of the Red Kite Learning Trust, has also appointed the firm to lead on a strategic rebrand.
In addition, KC Communications will be working with weighted blanket retailer snooozzzy to increase brand awareness through social media and PR campaigns.
Founder and managing director of KC Communications, Katrina Cliffe, commented: “We’re delighted to welcome on board Coppice Valley and snooozzzy, and very much look forward to continuing our work with Propel@YH.
“We look forward to working with the trio to support them in achieving their business goals and to set them up for a successful 2020.”
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