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Feb 2023
Last Updated: 07/02/2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate PR firm secures three international clients
Clair Challenor-Chadwick (left) and Ann Chadwick from Cause UK.
The Stray Ferret Business Awards, sponsored by Prosperis, will be held on March 9 at the Pavilions of Harrogate. Early bird tickets are available until February 9. The event will celebrate success and business excellence across the Harrogate district. It’s a night not to be missed! There’ll be a fabulous prize draw for all attending and Richard Flinton, the incoming Chief Executive of North Yorkshire Council, is guest speaker.
A Harrogate public relations firm has secured three international clients amid a growth in its business.
Cause UK, which is based on Victoria Avenue, helped French-based company Famileo, Pakistan charity CARE Foundation and lobby group Free Tibet with its communications over the past 12 months.
The agency, which represents a number of clients in the Harrogate district and beyond, specialises in generating regional and national media profile for clients.
Clair Challenor-Chadwick, managing director of Cause UK, said:
“It’s testament to the impact and reputation of our work that our agency was approached by a number of global organisations in the past year or so.”
Harrogate BID to host networking walk
Harrogate Business Improvement District is set to hold a networking walk as part of its next BID club meeting.
Starting at the Harrogate war memorial in the town centre at 5pm on Thursday (February 9), the walk will be led by Harry Satloka from Free Walking Tour Harrogate.
The BID club offer members a regular opportunity to hear from different speakers, find out key information about town centre events and initiatives, and to meet with fellow BID members, directors and the BID team.
The walk will end at the Disappearing Chin, on Beulah Street, for drinks and nibbles.
Bethany Allen, Harrogate BID marketing and business executive, said
“Harry will be taking us on our own private tour, where I’m sure even those who live here will learn something new about our wonderful town.”
BID members wishing to take part should register here.
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