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==People==
 
==People==
*Lord [[John Laird]], Crossbench Peer (1999-).  
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*Lord [[John Laird]], Crossbench Peer (1999-). Laird moved into PR in 1973 and become Chair of John Laird Public Relations in 1976. He was appointed visiting professor of public relations, University of Ulster 1993.<ref>[http://www.stratagem-ni.com/nipeers.php Profile of Lord Laird], Strategem website, accessed MArch 2009</ref>
  
 
==Clients==
 
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*[[Ulster Museum]],
  
 
==Contacts==
 
==Contacts==

Revision as of 18:22, 3 March 2009

JPR is a Belfast based PR and lobbying firm. It was formerly known as John Laird PR.[1]

Services

Media relations, Consumer PR, Crisis communications control and management, and Public affairs. On public affairs it says:

We have provided and implemented lobby programmes for various clients who need to pass on complex messages to politicians, regulators, commissions and other communities. Even when the client felt their position was impossible because of the complexities of the issues they faced, JPR has implemented communications campaigns which delivered. How do you explain to hostile politicians why utilities bills are so high? How do you win round groups who were previously opposed your position or plans? How do you win hearts and minds of a wider public in the face of prejudice and jaundiced views? JPR solves these problems with a lot of leg work, strong diplomacy and sensitive dialogue.

- JPR builds and implements successful lobby campaigns - Our team is well known by all the political parties and business groups - JPR has run long term campaigns or short hits through presentations at Westminster, off site and abroad.

People

  • Lord John Laird, Crossbench Peer (1999-). Laird moved into PR in 1973 and become Chair of John Laird Public Relations in 1976. He was appointed visiting professor of public relations, University of Ulster 1993.[2]

Clients

Contacts

Sylvan House 232-240 Belmont Road Belfast BT4 2AW Website: http://www.jlprni.com

References

  1. Council Minutes, Community Relations Council, March 2006
  2. Profile of Lord Laird, Strategem website, accessed MArch 2009