Our Clients

 

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Culture

Jeffrey Archer (Pan Macmillan)
Barefoot Books
Bobby Baker: Mad Gyms and Kitchens
Crafts Council: Collect 2012
British Ceramics Biennial
Eve Branson:Sarky Puddleboat
RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Agatha Christie Ltd
Cotton Global Threads Exhibition (Whitworth Gallery, Manchester)
Damian Dibben: The History Keepers (Random House Children's Books)
Everyman's Library
Foyles
Greater Manchester Art Centre
The Hackney Empire
Charlie Higson (Puffin)
Jerwood Makers Open
Jessica JOnes: The Elegant Art of Falling Apart(Unbound Books)
KT Wong Foundation
Library of Birmingham
The London Art Fair
Macmillan
Val McDermid (Little, Brown)
Nigella.com
Notting Hill Editions
Pan Macmillan
The New Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
The Mosaic Rooms
The Times Cheltenham Festival of Literature
Tullie House (Carlisle): The Roman Frontier Gallery
Unbound
Wiley: 2012 Series
World Event Young Artists

 

Campaigning

Action on Addiction
Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR)
Career Academies UK
CIMA: Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM)
Lumos
Management Today
New College of the Humanities
Oxfam
Parking and Traffic Regulations Outside London (PATROL)
Salix Finance
The Times Cheltenham Science Festival
Women of the Year Lunch

 

Profile Management

Dawood and Tanner
Peter Gordon
Phoenix Chief Advocates
Barbara Stocking


Awards and Prizes

The Academy Excellence Awards
The Arts Award
The BBC Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction
The Bruntwood Playwriting Competition
The Desmond Elliott Prize
The Forward Poetry Prizes
The International Prize for Arabic Fiction
Kraszna-Krausz Foundation Book Awards
The Man Booker Prize for Fiction
Man Booker International Prize
The Prince Maurice Prize for Literary Love Stories
Sony World Photography Awards
The Warwick Prize for Writing
The Wellcome Trust Book Prize

 

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News

Warhorses of Letters depicts the fictional love letters between Napoleon and Wellington's horses, Marengo and Copenhagen, over the battlefields of war-torn Europe. The first ever gay, equine, epistolary romance, it features the full scripts from the hit BBC Radio 4 series plus a wealth of additional materials.

Museum without Walls is born of Jonathan Meades's obsessive preoccupation with places: their composition, how and why they were made, their power over us and the ideas they foment.

The Elegant Art of Falling Apart is a survival memoir by best-selling author, style writer and Chemo Chic blogger, Jessica Jones. It charts her victory over breast cancer and her battle to escape her addictions: to booze, to drugs, to damaging relationships and to toxic beauty products.

In the wake of the financial crisis, three-quarters of the world's CEOs say more emphasis should be placed on measuring the value of non-financial assets such as intellectual capital and customer relationships to drive long-term performance, according to research from the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).

Foyles' bookshops report strong Christmas trading, with sales across the group for the period 1st> to 24th December 2011 up 20% on the same period in the previous year. The figure includes two new braches opened in 2011 at Westfield Stratford City and Bristol Cabot Circus.

Blog

By this stage in December we’re normally beginning to slow down at Colman Getty, or at least tackle the pile of filing and database clear-outs we’ve been promising to look at all year. 2011, however, seems to be the exception and we’re still moving at high speed towards Christmas.

Over the last ten days a blue and white campervan, complete with inflatable wings, has been travelling up and down the country to celebrate the publication of Frank Cottrell Boyce’s new novel, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again, published almost fifty years after Ian Fleming’s original.

This week I attended the Annual Conference hosted by business-education charity, Career Academies UK entitled ‘Skills we Need for the Future’ which set out to address the apparent national skills gap and what could be done to close it. Over 250 employers and educationalists came together to talk openly.

Tuesday 7 June saw the opening of this year's tenth festival, and I was lucky enough to be on site to experience the many weird and wonderful scientific delights on offer to the public.

I never thought I’d see the day where my experience as a teenage paintball marshall would be combined with my role as a literary PR. That day was yesterday, when an ‘education activist’ let off a smoke bomb in a Foyles event.

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