Running a London PR & digital agency is a competitive business, and the one thing that keeps Richmond & Towers ahead of the rest, and makes us what we are, is our people. So, we’re thrilled to announce promotions to:
Eve Salmon, who is promoted to Senior Account Executive. Continuing to add strings to her bow, Eve is providing sound client counsel whilst consistently delivering exemplary media relations results.
Alex Cook is promoted to Senior Account Manager, as she continues to add clear, strategic consultancy to her armoury, complementing her best in class account management skills.
Pippa Chester becomes Senior Account Director. Pippa has displayed superb strategic consultancy in an ever-changing world over the last year. She’s also an excellent people manager, plays a leading role within R&T’s internal training ‘University’, and is a great ambassador for R&T.
Lauren Gimbel – promoted to Associate Director, Lauren has displayed key leadership capabilities over the last year and is a ‘big picture’ person who considers the wide array of criteria needed for a step up to a more senior role within our business – from client retention and growth, to business planning, agency culture and talent management.
Nicole Kennedy – promoted to Strategic Director, in recognition of the wide-ranging strategic role that Nicole brings to bear, leading client accounts and across our wider agency. Nicole started her career with R&T as an Account Assistant 11 years ago and is a superb example of the potential career path offered at R&T to some of PR’s brightest talent.
Commenting on the promotions, Managing Director, Matt de Leon said: “Celebrating talent and nurturing careers is the one of the most exciting things you can do as an agency. It gives well-earned reward and recognition to the team, shows you have great people, and is an indicator of agency strength, growth, and health.
Richmond & Towers (R&T) has secured briefs from whisky makers based in Norfolk and the foothills of the Himalayas, both of which are looking to leverage the agency’s best in class drinks trade and whisky PR credentials. The 100% employee-owned PR and social agency will provide UK and global communications… Read more
We have been awarded the PRCA Gold CMS Award for achieving CMS certification for 17 years of continued excellence. The Communications Management Standard (CMS) is awarded by the PRCA (Public Relations and Communications Association) to companies who demonstrate operational excellence. We are audited annually and scored on nine core areas… Read more
We can’t lie – it’s been a great start to 2023. And now we’re almost halfway through the year, we wanted to fill you in on what’s been keeping us busy. We’ve had plenty to celebrate over the last couple of months: amazing new clients, incredible award wins… a brand-spanking-new… Read more
A recent tweet from Madalyn Parker, a web developer for a Michigan-based chat software company, went viral. Madalyn made the bold decision to not just take time off to focus on her emotional wellbeing, but to also be honest with her colleagues about it. Her boss’s sympathetic response to her email explaining this was so overwhelming she took a screenshot and put it on Twitter. The tweet has now received more than 50,000 likes and retweets and has re-ignited the important discussion about our personal battles with emotional wellness. Statistics released by the Mental Health Foundation have indicated that one in six workers are affected by conditions like anxiety and depression in the UK alone – and yet, in spite of the debilitating effects that come with mental health issues, we still don’t take the time off work when we need to. It is hard to be honest about mental health in the typical workplace. In situations like this, it is easier to pass it off as ‘not feeling well’ but as has been made abundantly and wonderfully clear by this CEO’s response, things are changing. Working in a place that understands the needs of its staff can make all the difference. Being in a supportive environment, somewhere you know you can have fun and enjoy office life, significantly lowers the chances of emotional exhaustion, thus reducing knock-on effects at work and everywhere else in your life. Richmond & Towers recently took part in a companywide ‘Wellbeing Month’ involving free yoga classes, massages at lunch, informative nutritional seminars, and a daily salad and smoothie bar. Gestures like these – no matter what field you or your company are working in – reassure anyone suffering from a mental health condition that it’s okay to speak up and that they’re in safe hands.
Richmond & Towers (R&T) has secured briefs from whisky makers based in Norfolk and the foothills of the Himalayas, both of which are looking to leverage the agency’s best in class drinks trade and whisky PR credentials. The 100% employee-owned PR and social agency will provide UK and global communications… Read more
We have been awarded the PRCA Gold CMS Award for achieving CMS certification for 17 years of continued excellence. The Communications Management Standard (CMS) is awarded by the PRCA (Public Relations and Communications Association) to companies who demonstrate operational excellence. We are audited annually and scored on nine core areas… Read more
We can’t lie – it’s been a great start to 2023. And now we’re almost halfway through the year, we wanted to fill you in on what’s been keeping us busy. We’ve had plenty to celebrate over the last couple of months: amazing new clients, incredible award wins… a brand-spanking-new… Read more