At the end of March, Kathryn and Emily attended The Q Policy Round Table Debate in association with ShowHouse Magazine, at Ascot Racecourse. The debate provided an insight into the construction industry, focusing on the event’s title: “How do we build better homes?”
Clients sometimes think that once they have signed on the dotted line with a PR agency, they need never think about press and publicity again. In reality the best results are obtained when you work actively with your public relations consultant as a team.
We have loved working on a plastic recycling project for client Barratt David Wilson who has partnered with Powerday to launch an exciting and educational campaign with schools at its neighbouring developments. The innovative campaign was launched to highlight Barratt and David Wilson Homes’ commitment to sustainability and to highlight the fact that it recycles 95% of its onsite waste, instead of it ending up in landfill.
Bring us into your team! One of our biggest pieces of advice to clients and prospective clients is that you will only get out of a PR campaign what you are willing to put in. This couldn’t be truer.
Today (Wednesday 9th May 2018), the future of property management, was the hot topic of discussion at an exclusive roundtable event in London, attended by key figures in the property management industry such as Ben Lerner (MD of Qube), Duncan Rendall (CEO of Rendall and Rittner) and John Redfern (Director of Property Management at Savills). Hosted by Building Relations PR and chaired by Faisal Butt of Pi Labs and Spire Ventures, the event covered a range of topics relevant to the debate.
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