We’re delighted to feature in Prolific North’s Top 50 PR Agencies ranking, which is a key benchmark ranking for public relations agencies in the north of England.
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DTW shortlisted for six CIPR awards
DTW has been shortlisted for six CIPR North East PRide awards for 2023.
DTW have joined forces again with partner agency Different Bears to create a public awareness summer fire prevention campaign for the Environmental Services Association (ESA).
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DTW listed in 2023 PR Week tables
The annual PR Week ‘Top 150 consultancy tables’ have been published for 2023.
DTW has been ranked as the fourth largest corporate and financial PR agency outside London and in the top 40 specialists in the UK.
Celebrating and encouraging talented communicators of the future is incredibly rewarding.
My colleagues Kate, Katie and I had a great evening celebrating the success of the latest crop of Teesside University students at their 2023 Journalism Awards
The Memcom Spring Party – held at the stunning Barbican Conservatory last Wednesday evening (10th May 2023) – didn’t disappoint, and we’re delighted all three awards we entered for the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing have been shortlisted for the prestigious Memcom Membership Excellence Awards.
DTW Managing Director Chris Taylor has joined the judging panel for the 2023 Polaris Awards.
The Polaris Awards is a global competition celebrating exceptional work in political and public sector communication.
It seeks to identify the best use of strategic communication and technology in election campaigns, public affairs, and issue advocacy around the world.
The awards are presented as part of the annual Polaris Leadership Summit, which will be held in London in June. The theme for the summit this year is Rebuilding Trust.
Chris said: “Building and maintaining trust with stakeholders – whoever they may be – is a key issue for organisations everywhere in 2023. That comes down to effective leadership, a clear vision and building a culture that nurtures trust and encourages engagement.
He added: “Effective communications is the golden thread that joins those three elements together, and I’m looking forward to judging this year’s awards to see how the global communications profession is rising to meet that challenge.”
No, I’m not talking about those three little words, but I am talking about something that means an awful lot to us here at #TeamDTW.
DTW has been appointed as an approved supplier on the UK government’s Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) Marketing and Communications framework.
We have been listed as a specialist supplier in Lot 1 Communications Marketplace – ref. RM6124. It is a marketplace for marketing and communications services to help UK government and public sector bodies run public service campaigns.
The framework is open to all UK government or public sector organisations and lasts through to May 2025.
So as a potential client who might want to commission support, you can choose DTW to work on a standalone basis or to support an integrated campaign.
If it suits you (and we wouldn’t object) you can just appoint us through CCS – or you can see how we match up against other providers on their approved shortlist – that’s fine too.
DTW Director Lorna McAteer-Bingham said: “You quite rightly have to jump through a lot of hoops to get listed as an approved supplier on a framework like this, but we think it is worth it as it demonstrates our expertise and professionalism to clients. We’re delighted to be listed and look forward to the exciting new opportunities it will help us access.”
About the CCS Communications Marketplace:
The Communications Marketplace covers a whole range of marketing, PR and communications services – just about everything you can think of – and you can read more about it on our website or dive into the How to buy section on the CCS webpage on .gov.uk
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services.
In 2019/20, CCS helped the public sector to achieve commercial benefits worth over £1bn – supporting world-class public services that offer best value for taxpayers.