Lucky North cleans up with new client
A Leeds-based PR agency has expanded its client portfolio with a partnership in the waste management sector.
Lucky North has been appointed by Lancashire-based Envirovue through The GO! Network to drive a B2B PR campaign.
Bosses say the agency will manage media relations and position Envirovue as “first-choice partner” for hazardous, manufacturing and utilities waste management.
They add Lucky North’s campaign will also highlight Envirovue’s leadership in waste reform.
Lucy Baird, director at Lucky North, said: “We’re thrilled to have been appointed by Envirovue – a fellow Northern brand with a fantastic legacy.
“It’s also a privilege to work with a company, not only leading the way in waste management but doing so with the ambitious goal of eradicating waste and helping businesses achieve net-zero.
“Over the past three months, we’ve built a strong foundation with the Envirovue team, building the brand’s profile and celebrating its clients’ success stories.”
Alex Trenbath, director at Envirovue, said: “Right from the pitch stage, Lucky North demonstrated its commitment to getting under the skin of our goals and strategic business objectives, demonstrating a fantastic approach that aligned brilliantly with our offering.”
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