Latest News
Take a look at our press releases and articles listed below.
March 2010
05/03/10
H&K bringing clients together with technology platforms for our debut Demystifying Digital symposium
On 11 & 12 March, H&K EMEA is holding a private conference at our London headquarters in Soho Square. Designed to be a practical examination of digital and social media for senior marketers across a broad range of industries, Demystifying Digital (D2) aims to live up to its title by providing information our clients can put to good use right away.
February 2010
18/02/10
London, Thursday 18 February 2010: Hill & Knowlton (H&K), in partnership with Commetric, today launches Equity Prioritiser, a groundbreaking new service which for the first time enables companies to understand and quantify how media coverage affects share price.
16/02/10
Hill & Knowlton’s (H&K) Financial & Professional Services team has been appointed by Hymans Robertson, the UK’s leading independent experts in benefits and investments, and its sister company Club Vita, as PR advisers on a retained basis. The appointment came after a competitive pitch process.
16/02/10
Hill & Knowlton (H&K) has won the Prostate UK account following a competitive pitch. H&K will be working to drive participation in the charity’s flagship fundraising events “Pants in the Park” and raise awareness of prostate disease. The Pants in the Park events are sponsored by Simplyhealth and will be taking place at locations across the UK.
January 2010
14/01/10
H&K today appointed Shoichi Yoshikawa Managing Director of Hill & Knowlton Japan. Mr. Yoshikawa, an expert in integrated marketing and branding solutions, will significantly boost the firm’s offering at a time when both multinational and domestic companies need cost-effective communications strategies. He brings 18 years experience in creating and executing marketing and PR plans for global and domestic companies.
November 2009
17/11/09
Black Rod’s hammering on the doors of the House of Commons today was tantamount to the starting pistol firing in the General Election campaign. As MPs made their way to the House of Lords, one had the feeling that the jostling, bickering and hostility was a prelude to how the fifth parliamentary session of this tired third term Labour Government might play out over the remaining 70 or so working days.
