York PR agency rings in new year with trio of client wins
A York PR agency has announced that it has scored three new client wins as part of its ongoing expansion.
The Partners Group has begun the year with new client wins from structural warranties provider Homeproof, engineering tools and accessories supplier Cutwel and video marketing agency Inkblot Films.
The company said that it had seen a “busy” start to the year, and that it highlighted the continued need for PR and digital activity.
Monica Green, director of Partners Group, said: “It’s been a busy start to the new year with lots of new business enquiries.
“It demonstrates the continued confidence of Yorkshire companies to invest in their PR and digital activity, and to ensure they are communicating effectively to grow their businesses.
“It’s fantastic to be working with such a diverse range of companies and across such varied industry sectors, and we’re looking forward to putting our skills to good use to deliver great results for them.”
Adam Gillard, managing director of Cutwel said: “We’ve been impressed with the Partners Group’s strategic approach which has helped us to clarify our market positioning and future growth strategy.
“They have provided a good mix of strategic thinking backed by down-to-earth advice and solid hands-on support.”
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