Helping brands really take off
• Looking for a greater share of media voice? • Need a higher profile for your brands? • Launching into travel retail?
Here’s what our clients have to say about us.. .
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The partnership between Mars ITR and Essential Communications is a valuable one. Rowena is a great partner to work with, always available for advice or help, and her expertise
is endless.“
Lindy Spierings, Trade Marketing Manager Middle East, India & UK, MITR
Essential Communications has become an integral part of our travel retail communications strategy in recent years. The EC team has excellent media contacts and has assisted us to achieve outstanding editorial coverage and achieve stand-out attendance for launch events
at the key travel retail shows.”
Jean-Philippe Aucher, Global Duty Free & Travel Retail Director, Stoli
When Swiss Eyewear Group decided to launch the Invu and Rip Curl sunglass brands into travel retail we knew straight away that we wanted Essential Communications to be our communications partner. We knew we could rely on them to distribute press releases at short notice, and that their expertise and contacts would be really helpful to ensure our
brands would be well presented in the channel.”
Rebecca Harwood Lincoln, Director, Travel Retail, Swiss Eyewear Group
, Global Marketing Manager, rant & Sons
For more information contact
Row@essentialcommunications.org
Tel: +44 (0) 208 405 8109 Mob: +44 (0) 7525 234265
www.essentialcommunications.org
Rowena Holland
Essential Communications 110 Falconwood Road Croydon, Surrey CRO 9BD, UK
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