August 2010: Ipswich PR Agency Project PR continues to grow its business by securing another four new clients in recent months.


East of England Inward Investment, who support foreign owned businesses set up and invest in the region, Skills Training UK, a nationwide specialist provider of welfare to work training and employment advice, Resource Efficiency East, funded by EEDA to help local businesses reduce their impact on the environment, and Overeaters Anonymous, a body which works similarly to Alcoholics Anonymous but for those with eating disorders, have joined Project PR’s client list.

The agency has also agreed to assist local organisations Felixstowe Chamber of Commerce, Ipswich Women’s Aid and the Rotary Clubs of East Suffolk in raising the awareness of the work they do.

Penny Arbuthnot, director of Project PR, commented: “Our team have worked hard to ensure that our business hasn’t been affected by the economic downturn, and to spread the message that PR is a cost effective method for businesses to raise their awareness. We are looking forward to working with our new clients and enjoying a buoyant second half of the year.”

Project PR employs a team of six PR and marketing professionals and has built its success on delivering results for its many long term clients, who include Ford Retail, Suffolk manufacturer Challs International, and Ipswich Building Society.

The Project PR team is eagerly awaiting news of its entries to the 2010 Chartered Institute of PR Pride Awards with the finalists due to be announced in September. In 2009 it won four Gold and two Silver awards and earlier this year it was named the fourth most ‘awarded’ PR agency outside of London by The Drum magazine.

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