June 8, 2020
News, Public relations
Recognition PR has today opened a new office in Brisbane, taking the public relations agency’s locations to three: one in Sydney’s Circular Quay; one in Meerschaum Vale on the New South Wales north coast; and, now, one in Brisbane’s northern suburb of North Lakes.
Recognition PR has provided communication services for B2B professional services, IT, and financial services companies in Australia and New Zealand for more than 30 years. The expansion to Brisbane comes as the business continues to sign new clients and offer new services, including web design and optimisation, social media marketing, marketing automation, and online advertising.
Elizabeth Marchant, director, Recognition PR, said, “The Brisbane market is heating up with plenty of opportunities for Recognition PR. The greater Brisbane economy is worth $154 billion per year, and the professional, scientific, and technical services industry is the region’s third-largest by employment.[1] This means there is huge potential for growth, so it makes sense to have an office for our team on the ground in Brisbane.”
Recognition PR will share the North Lakes premises with its sister companies, Outsource and Write Away Write Away Communication + Events, with three existing staff members relocating to the new office immediately and new hires expected to round out the team in the coming months.
Elizabeth Marchant said, “We chose the North Lakes location for its proximity to Brisbane and its easy access to the Sunshine Coast. North Lakes is a fast-growing new suburb with many businesses locating their premises there. We’re looking forward to the next phase of growth for Recognition PR as we establish our Brisbane presence.”
Recognition PR delivers communication services for B2B professional services, IT and financial services companies in Australia and New Zealand.
For more than 30 years our public relations agency in Sydney has helped companies that sell complex, high-value products and services connect with audiences to build positive engagement.
Recognition does this by drawing on traditional and emerging communication tools including blogger outreach, employee engagement, change management, graphic design, public relations, online community management, web design, copywriting, advertising creative and planning and buying services.
[1] https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/about-council/governance-strategy/business-brisbane/growing-brisbanes-economy/brisbanes-key-economic-facts
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