That time of year again. Bram Smets had the honour of being part of the jury at his former school AP Hogeschool Antwerpen. Students had to present crisis communication cases during a fake press conference. Bram got to play the critical journalist. Always a pleasure to be part of this yearly exercise for upcoming PR talent!
That time of year again. Bram Smets had the honour of being part of the jury at his former school AP Hogeschool Antwerpen. Students had to present crisis communication cases during a fake press conference. Bram got to play the critical journalist. Always a pleasure to be part of this yearly exercise for upcoming PR talent!
Namur was on the agenda yesterday in a week brimming (or brumming ๐) with work moves, with Leiden on Monday and Brussels the day before yesterday. Our partnership with BVI.EU led us to Rhisnes for the press event to inaugurate the start of work on a new project. In the run-up to and at the event itself, we assisted Ann De Vleeschauwer and Peter Luyten in keeping everything on track press-wise. Special thanks to her for the smooth cooperation. Always a pleasure!
Namur was on the agenda yesterday in a week brimming (or brumming ๐) with work moves, with Leiden on Monday and Brussels the day before yesterday. Our partnership with BVI.EU led us to Rhisnes for the press event to inaugurate the start of work on a new project. In the run-up to and at the event itself, we assisted Ann De Vleeschauwer and Peter Luyten in keeping everything on track press-wise. Special thanks to her for the smooth cooperation. Always a pleasure!
Life is a climb, but the view is great!
Instead of getting PR work done for charities behind the scenes as we do regularly, the time has come for us to step out of the shade.
We will engage in โDe Col opโ, a first-time cycling initiative of Kom op tegen Kanker, to collect money for scientific cancer research. Sport (and cycling) runs through our veins, so itโs time we crack a sweat for a good cause. On September 9th of next year, we will climb a mountain of 1st category (Col de Saisies) in the French Alps, symbolising the struggle people with cancer face every day to overcome the disease.
We canโt do this alone, so we need your help. We must collect no less than 6.000 euros to participate in this endeavour.Are you inspired by our commitment to a good cause, and do you want to support Kom op Tegen Kanker? You can use this link https://decolop-teams.komoptegenkanker.be/team/brum-smith to give us a helping hand to overcome the steep French Alp.
Life is a climb, but the view is great!
Instead of getting PR work done for charities behind the scenes as we do regularly, the time has come for us to step out of the shade.
We will engage in โDe Col opโ, a first-time cycling initiative of Kom op tegen Kanker, to collect money for scientific cancer research. Sport (and cycling) runs through our veins, so itโs time we crack a sweat for a good cause. On September 9th of next year, we will climb a mountain of 1st category (Col de Saisies) in the French Alps, symbolising the struggle people with cancer face every day to overcome the disease.
We canโt do this alone, so we need your help. We must collect no less than 6.000 euros to participate in this endeavour.Are you inspired by our commitment to a good cause, and do you want to support Kom op Tegen Kanker? You can use this link https://decolop-teams.komoptegenkanker.be/team/brum-smith to give us a helping hand to overcome the steep French Alp.
โFebelfin launched a campaign this week to raise awareness among young people and their parents about the dangers of cybercrime. LDV United did the creative part, and we did our magic by getting the story told in the media. A solid PR strategy, strong copywriting skills, and intensive pitching with our broad network of journalists generated massive media coverage in print, online, radio and TV on both sides of the country.
Thanks to LDV United and Lotte Van Heddegem for the fantastic teamwork!
โFebelfin launched a campaign this week to raise awareness among young people and their parents about the dangers of cybercrime. LDV United did the creative part, and we did our magic by getting the story told in the media. A solid PR strategy, strong copywriting skills, and intensive pitching with our broad network of journalists generated massive media coverage in print, online, radio and TV on both sides of the country.
Thanks to LDV United and Lotte Van Heddegem for the fantastic teamwork!