January, February & March 2010 - News - Paul Nathanson Public Relations (PNPR)

January, February & March 2010 - News

PNPR is delighted to announce that Jamie Oliver's new restaurant in Guildford, Surrey has appointed us as their PR agency.
We are great admirers of Jamie's campaign for healthy eating among the young, so we really want to help communicate his passion for inspiring them to create tasty dishes from local food. It's a huge pleasure to be working with Stefan, Dennis and the team at Jamie's Italian.
We're also very happy indeed to welcome two new members to the team at PNPR. Trudi Beggs joins as an associate after being PR manager promoting the City of Birmingham. This included the European Indoor Athletics and the BBC Good Food Show in the city and Trudi also worked at a senior level at The Prince's Trust.
Sally Gilroy has also joined after a distinguished career in international event management, working with American pharma giant, Eli Lilly.
Such wide experience and distinguished careers will be a great asset to the agency, which has just celebrated its 12th birthday.
Sadly, after what she kindly describes as 'a fantastic 3 years at PNPR', Vanessa Green is leaving to set up her own agency, and we wish her every success.
Business has been brisk since Christmas and PNPR is now working with 7 Seymours offices in Surrey where they are the leading independent estate agent.
We're also very proud to be appointed by two top clinics in Guildford, The Whiteley Clinic and Absolute Aesthetics.
Equally, we are representing Foot Solutions, a new shoe shop coming in from the States, and have been launching their first franchise in London and the South East, which has opened in Richmond, Surrey.
Two clients have given us repeat business - Waterfords Estate Agents and Plug and Play Design, which is excellent as we are working again with old friends.
We have also signed a contract with Roots & Shoots tree surgeons to help on a major project.
We achieved front page stories for another new client, John Fairley, managing director of JFP Planning (Ascot News); The Guildford Heat (Surrey Advertiser and The Guildford Magazine) plus continuing coverage for Grillo Chartered Surveyors (Surrey Ad and Country Life) and Seymours.
Indeed, the first Seymours Property Report appeared in the get the home property supplement of the Woking News and Mail.
At the time of writing we are also about to sign a contract to launch Surrey's first pay and play only golf course where you book online - the Clandon Club.
Lastly, PNPR is very honoured to be the first Business Champion of Disability Challengers, which becomes our main charity. We also support two other children's charities - unicef and the NSPCC.