We are delighted to announce that Belinda Thompson has joined The Phoenix Partners as Head of PR. Bringing with her a wealth of experience and a vast knowledge of diverse industry sectors, Belinda has already made her mark, securing new clients within her first month with us.
Alongside valuable skills and knowledge, Belinda has a drive and determination which will be vital in the continuing development of our PR offering and enhancing its status as part of our total communications package within The Phoenix Partners.
Belinda is settling well into the office and is taking the eccentricities of a creative agency in her stride, saying: “I was previously self-employed so returning to a busy office environment is probably the biggest change for me. That said, everyone has been so welcoming and I am really excited about the future of The Phoenix Partners PR offering - Message Merchants.”
Friday, 20 August 2010
Monday, 2 August 2010
Organising live events or incentive travel
When it comes to organising live events or incentive travel there are always a myriad of details to attend to, and despite what is often a hectic ‘behind the scenes’ the presentation must always be impeccable.
With any group of people, making sure that everyone is in the right place at the right time is a challenge. It is, however point one in ensuring that everyone is safe, well and enjoying themselves. One of the most basic tactics that an efficient organiser can utilise is the head count which remains popular and is easy to master – or is it?
If a group numbers more than 20 there will be inevitable recounts, and the addition of local guides and interpreters often necessitates some basic mental arithmetic, but it should not be too much of a challenge.
Yet this week another story has surfaced of a couple leaving a child at a motorway services in a foreign country – so maybe it isn’t as easy as we make it look.
With any group of people, making sure that everyone is in the right place at the right time is a challenge. It is, however point one in ensuring that everyone is safe, well and enjoying themselves. One of the most basic tactics that an efficient organiser can utilise is the head count which remains popular and is easy to master – or is it?
If a group numbers more than 20 there will be inevitable recounts, and the addition of local guides and interpreters often necessitates some basic mental arithmetic, but it should not be too much of a challenge.
Yet this week another story has surfaced of a couple leaving a child at a motorway services in a foreign country – so maybe it isn’t as easy as we make it look.
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