Sentences with phrase «public affairs agency»

According to public affairs agency Public First, there are 30 candidates in winnable seats who stand out as ones to watch.

Meanwhile Preston recently joined Stonehaven, a marketing and public affairs agency founded by Peter Lyburn, a former associate of Lynton Crosby.

Speaking to Public Affairs News, Stephenson suggested that his new the agency would be well - placed to win post-Brexit business from existing public affairs agencies.

The Tories have picked public affairs agency boss Antony Calvert to stand against Mary Creagh in Wakefield and Fujitsu UK corporate affairs chief Clark Vasey to fight Sue Hayman in Workington.

Speaking to Public Affairs News, Stephenson suggested that his new the agency would be well - placed to win post-Brexit business from exiting public affairs agencies

Public affairs agencies informed me that they were bringing more clients to conference than in recent years and clients were keener to attend.

Former Number 10 head of broadcasting Caroline Preston, has joined Stonehaven, a marketing and public affairs agency founded by Peter Lyburn, a former associate of Lynton Crosby.

James Frayne is former policy director at Policy Exchange and founding partner of the public affairs agency Public First.

I can not believe that even you would be ill - informed enough to confuse a simple briefing note from a public affairs agency with a global conspiracy.

And right on cue the new edition of PR Week contains a list of 20 people tipped to be made Tory peers if David Cameron becomes Prime Minister as apparently provided to Mandate Communications, the public affairs agency.