TD client tesa set to share in growth of consumer electronics sectors

Agency client, tesa, is anticipating a strong performance in the global electronics market during 2013 as manufacturers continue to demand the heightened aesthetics, consistent performance and improved processes that its adhesive tapes offer.

tesa’s success in penetrating the sector has been accelerated by its introduction of the tesa® ACX^plus range which has applications on digital cameras, mobile phones, LCD modules and tablets.

Tregartha Dinnie catalogue work goes international

Based on the success of its work in the UK, the agency is now working with Hasbro Nordic across Scandinavia and is pitching for the international division of another major client.

Huntsman Advanced Materials showcase latest materials at Coil Winding 2013

Tregartha Dinnie client, Huntsman Advanced Materials will be showcasing its latest materials for encapsulation and insulation at CWIEME 2013 this year held in Berlin.

Huntsman will be demonstrating its innovative track record in the electronics market and how it is helping to turn pioneering concepts for sustainable product systems into commercially viable propositions.

Second phase of the UK’s only Rural Enterprise Academy opens

Phase 2 of the UK’s only dedicated land-based academy has been officially opened in time to welcome its second intake of students in September.

The Rural Enterprise Academy, an initiative developed by Tregartha Dinnie client South Staffordshire College, together with the NFU and Veolia, is a free school based at the College’s Rodbaston Campus.

The Rural Enterprise Academy is set in a 180 hectare site which includes a zoo, fishery, formal gardens, horticulture and equine centre and with the opening of Phase 2, students will also enjoy additional bright, airy classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, IT suites and excellent sports facilities.

Weather girl forecasts sunny outlook for main sponsor of Staffordshire County Show

Tregartha Dinnie client South Staffordshire College is again the main sponsor of the Staffordshire County Show this year.

College Ambassador Emma Jesson Emma, a broadcaster who is the weather reporter for ITV Central and Granada is also likely to make an appearance this week.

Chief Executive Principal of the College, Graham Morley, says involvement with the show is a mark of the importance the College places on its relationship with the Staffordshire rural community.

Tregartha Dinnie help client with successful website launch

Tregartha Dinnie client Controlaccount Plc, a Bromsgrove-based credit management business, has launched a much anticipated new website, designed and built by the agency, which showcases the company’s new contemporary logo and refreshed corporate colours.

The website aims to help customers and visitors easily locate information via the multi-drop down menu.

With key portfolios in specialist business sectors such as Transport and Logistics, Healthcare and Education, Controlaccount Plc is active in some of the most demanding area of credit management.

The power of imagery

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Do you engage better with social media if images are available? 

If you get a chance, read this and let us know your thoughts http://www.prweek.com/uk/features/1172751/the-rising-power-images/

Revoluntionising social media - do's and please don'ts

We liked this and wanted to share. Simple.

The article comes from the Revolutionary Measures blog - http://measuresconsulting.wordpress.com/2013/02/20/telling-a-whopper-on-social-media/

Do you agree that social media is a by-gone for business?

From the PR Media Blog, we found this article on the parallels of social media and its importance (or lack of necessity) for companies in today's overloaded social media dominated world.

Whatever the opportunity, is there a platform that each business could utilise?

http://www.pr-media-blog.co.uk/the-real-reason-companies-fail-at-social-media/

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