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FleishmanHillard UK
Public Relations and Communications Services
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We are FleishmanHillard UK, PR Week's Large Agency of the Year
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We are the agency for change. We’re the people to come to whether it’s to drive, adapt to, manage or even fight change. We’re the people who will create brand love, change perceptions and make a measurable difference to your business and your world. Here you can find our thoughts, opinions and news from the agency and highlights from our global network.
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- Public Relations and Communications Services
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- 201-500 employees
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- London, SE1 0SW
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- Public Company
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- 1946
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- Communications, Corporate Reporting, Public Relations, Reputation Management, Brand Marketing, Social Media Engagement, Research & Analytics, Creative Content Production, Public Affairs, Crisis Management, Media Relations, and Corporate Relations
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Yesterday, we co-hosted the Women's Sport Collective London Hub at our office, which brought together over 60 incredible women from the sports industry. A brilliant initiative, the Collective works tirelessly to facilitate connections, enable impactful networking and inspire conversations between women working across all areas of sports. From C-suite to grassroots, legal counsel to security dog handling, it’s a great reminder of how diverse the sports industry can be. Together, we shared ideas, made new connections, and even came away with some new partnerships. There was a great line-up of FH speakers sharing their career stories and work in sports including Lauren Winter, Sinead McGeever, Ella C. and Christina Peach. As we commit to empowering women in all areas of our business, including the boardroom, we are thrilled to work alongside organisations like the Women’s Sport Collective to support the growth of women across wider industries as well. A huge thank you to Georgia Moore & Sinead McGeever from FH, and Kate Hannon from the Collective for organising such a brilliant event. And lastly, thank you to everyone who came along yesterday – we look forward to the next one!
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Today, we’re proud to be hosting an women in sports networking event at our Bankside office, in collaboration with the Fearless Women’s, Women’s Sports Collective. Together, we’ll be joined by women from a wide variety of positions across the UK sporting industry. This event gives us the opportunity to meet new faces and spark new connections with other like-minded women from the sports world. We’ll also be hearing from some our own team on their paths into the sporting world, and all about their passions for furthering female voices within the industry. We look forward to welcoming everyone attending this afternoon’s event and can’t wait to hear your stories! Huge thanks in advance to Kate Hannon and Sue Anstiss MBE for working with us to bring this event to life.
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For a second year running, we were thrilled to support our client team at BMW UK with their PGA Championship partnership at Wentworth 2024 through our sister agency BlueCurrent Group UK. Once again, the PGA delivered an unbelievable 5 days of golfing excellence, with increased footfall seen across all days. The ProAm is always a fan-favourite and we were thrilled to support BMW with its talent and social content capture. This year, we secured and managed 33 ProAm players for BMW. These our players came from a variety of different worlds. In our roster we had Olympic swimmers, international rugby and cricket stars, footballers, global YouTubers, golf content creators, actors, TV presenters, podcasters and a King of the Jungle! As a result of our talent identification and collaboration approach, we secured over 280 pieces of social coverage from our players, resulting in 7.7M views and 1.2M engagements. The team has worked hard to ensure an asset such as the ProAm teams, works hard for BMW beyond tournament day itself, landing and engaging with target BMW audiences. And it certainly paid off! A huge thank you to our roster of players this year who worked with us and BMW so brilliantly. A second huge thank you to everyone at the Tour for once again being great partners and supporters throughout this year’s campaign. And finally, the biggest thank you to our clients at BMW who entrusted us with delivering this partnership asset again. Bring on 2025! Ed Thompson, Helen Boakes, Sophie Rowe, Victoria Thumwood, Sarah Darling; Morgan C. Conor R Dolan, Nick Palmer-Brown, Sinead McGeever, Tejas Chandarana, Alana McCabe, Roann Gutierrez
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Last week we were delighted to welcome Joan O'Connor, EMEA Communications Director to a Fleishman Hillard Lunch and Learn! Joan shared an insider lens on being in an inhouse role, and what clients really want from their agencies 💡 Check out below to see what our three standout takeaways were 👇 🔵Clients buy people ultimately, so it’s the human relationships that really count in building authentic and lasting client agency partnerships. This quote summarises it in a nutshell – ‘a good business relationship is like a marriage, it requires trust, communication and ability to weather storms together. 🔵 Empathy and understanding that your client’s role as brand custodian is a huge responsibility, the agency’s role is to help navigate your client through challenges and opportunities. 🔵And lastly it goes without saying, deliver and don’t make empty promises. The basics go a long way to proving your worth and earning a place at the table.
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🗳️ Marshall Manson our Chair of Corporate Affairs, offers PRWeek UK his quick reaction to the U.S. election results.
My US election quick reaction and analysis. And I'm very pleased to be quoted in PR Week UK's wrap-up with so many learned colleagues, especially the estimable David Gallagher. Here is my take based on where things stand at the moment, and the link to the PR Week wrap-up is in the first comment. 🗳️ Viewed objectively, Trump’s victory was not particularly surprising. Americans overwhelmingly feel that the country is on the wrong track, strongly disapprove of President Biden’s job performance, and distrust Democrats’ handling of the economy. More surprising was the strength of the swing. Of the seven toss-up states, Trump has clearly won three and holds solid leads in the other four. In an election forecast as a coin-flip, this feels more like a landslide. From a communications perspective, the campaign was notable for the candidates’ firm rejection of traditional media and embrace of alternative channels, especially podcasts. Trump’s 3-hour appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast last week, and Rogan’s subsequent endorsement, were both important. Republicans have also secured a majority in the Senate, may hold their slim majority in the House of Representatives, and benefit from a friendly Supreme Court, so a new Trump administration will have a freer hand on policy. Trump’s team is far more prepared. They have loyalists ready to step into key roles at all levels of government and a detailed agenda. That suggests Trump could be more impactful this time. On the global stage, Trump will further challenge the existing global framework and embrace unpredictability. Expect vigorous moves on tariffs. Relationships with traditional allies will be put under pressure, again. It all adds up to a fresh uncertainty in an already uncertain geopolitical landscape.
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Marshall Manson shares his insightful perspective on a timely question that resonates beyond borders: Can America rebuild its trust in truth and democracy? 🎧 Listen to explore Marshall’s thoughts on this critical issue. 👇
Feeling anxiety about today's U.S. election? I know I am. The excellent Alastair Duncan invited me on the Politics for Drummies podcast to talk about that, the dynamics of the race, and potential impact of a second Trump administration. It may not help with your anxiety, but it might distract you for a few minutes. Happily listening. https://lnkd.in/ek-fAs7a
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Older and younger generations are often portrayed as having little in common (Ok boomer 🙄), but the reality is that in many ways, these generations are more united than ever before. Our report Same 'Shi(f)t Different Age' explores how brands can connect with multi-generational audiences through shared passion areas such as: 🕹️ Gaming 👾 ✈️ Travel 🌴 😍 Dating 🥰 Sneak preview below ⬇️ Download the full report here: https://fh.pr/SSDA #Culture #GenZ #GenX #Boomers
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Today, it is stretched and tested more than ever – in Ukraine, in the Middle East and even right now in the US Elections – so does truth still matter? Dee, Liam, Hugh and Marshall all think it does. Here’s why they believe truth holds power and relevance in today's complex landscape 👇 #TruthMatters Hugh Taggart, Marshall Manson, Liam McCloy, Depali O'Connell
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Marshall Manson, our chair of corporate affairs, was asked for his instant take on yesterday’s budget announcement 👇
PR Week asked me to provide an instant reaction to today's UK budget announcement. Here it is. Link to the PR Week story in the first comment. Labour has said from the beginning that they wanted to prioritise serious policy-making and responsible governing. But since taking office, their communications approach has made their policy workings appear chaotic. As a result, this budget has been a particularly gruesome exercise in public sausage-making. Having finally reached the formal red box moment, the resulting sausage looks edible, and even enticing. Delivered with confidence, the Chancellor found means to invest in key areas of the UK economy, provided funding to stabilise the NHS, and support substantial capital initiatives. Still, much of the burden of rising taxes falls on business. Increased employer NI and a significant increase to minimum wage will make it harder for businesses to expand payrolls. She’s been careful to reassure gilt markets, and the price of UK government debt dropped substantially during her speech, although it has ticked upwards this afternoon. Follow-on analysis will focus on whether Labour over-egged its doom and gloom messaging in the run-up and whether the economic strategy goes far enough. But considered in the round, the Chancellor’s proposals read as reasonable and responsible given the UK’s fiscal realities. She has also projected a greater degree of certainty and predictability. And with global upheaval and unpredictability sure to surge following next week’s U.S. election, this budget might help position the UK as a bastion of relative calm and normality in a messy geopolitical landscape.