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| + | One high-profile client is petrochemical giant [[Ineos]]. Media Zoo’s UK media relations and reputation management brief for this Swiss-owned chemical giant includes communicating with trade organisations and governments in the US and Germany, which are key markets for Ineos. <ref> Glen Munro, Grangemouth owner Ineos awards corporate work to Media Zoo, prweek.com, 21 January 2014 </ref> Creative director [[Mark Killick]] works on the Ineos account <ref>Mark Killick, [http://www.prweek.com/article/1226182/comms-battle-grangemouth The comms battle for Grangemouth], ''PRWeek'', January 07, 2014, acc 20 August 2014</ref> along with [[Andrew McLachlan]] and [[Hannah Brandstaetter]]. | ||
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| + | Ineos seem pleased with the result according to Media Zoo's client page on their website: “The team at Media Zoo provide essential support to INEOS communications. Each year we seem to raise the profile of the company further, and it is clear we would not have had the success we have without Media Zoo.” | ||
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| + | INEOS wined and dined journalists and paid for their 4-star hotel overnight stays in Edinburgh plus return flights to the city, as part of a Media Zoo-organised PR junket to promote the arrival of its super gas tankers from the US. Scottish investigative site ''The Ferret'' reported that INEOS was due to host a dinner at the Wedgwood restaurant, with breakfast the following morning on a boat on the Firth of Forth ahead of meeting the gas tanker INEOS Insight. The event received extensive press coverage across the UK. <ref>Ferret Journalists, [https://dropping.theferret.scot/ineos-pr-fracking-gas-boat/ INEOS PR plan to greet fracking boat], The Ferret, September 26, 2016 </ref> | ||
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Other clients include: [[American Express]], [[Barclays]], [[Closerstill Media]] [[Control Risks]], [[Costa Coffee]], [[Dulux]], [[Fair Trade]], [[Lloyds]], [[Sapurakencana Drilling]] [[HSBC]], [[Ikea]] [[M&S]], [[Santander]], [[Seadrill]], [[Sidel]], [[Sky]] <ref> [http://mediazoo.tv/public-relations/ PR: Mastering the media], Media Zoo website, last accessed 13 August 2015 </ref> | Other clients include: [[American Express]], [[Barclays]], [[Closerstill Media]] [[Control Risks]], [[Costa Coffee]], [[Dulux]], [[Fair Trade]], [[Lloyds]], [[Sapurakencana Drilling]] [[HSBC]], [[Ikea]] [[M&S]], [[Santander]], [[Seadrill]], [[Sidel]], [[Sky]] <ref> [http://mediazoo.tv/public-relations/ PR: Mastering the media], Media Zoo website, last accessed 13 August 2015 </ref> | ||
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Contents
INEOS
One high-profile client is petrochemical giant Ineos. Media Zoo’s UK media relations and reputation management brief for this Swiss-owned chemical giant includes communicating with trade organisations and governments in the US and Germany, which are key markets for Ineos. [1] Creative director Mark Killick works on the Ineos account [2] along with Andrew McLachlan and Hannah Brandstaetter.
Ineos seem pleased with the result according to Media Zoo's client page on their website: “The team at Media Zoo provide essential support to INEOS communications. Each year we seem to raise the profile of the company further, and it is clear we would not have had the success we have without Media Zoo.”
PR Junket for journos to greet INEOS shale gas supertanker arrival from the US
INEOS wined and dined journalists and paid for their 4-star hotel overnight stays in Edinburgh plus return flights to the city, as part of a Media Zoo-organised PR junket to promote the arrival of its super gas tankers from the US. Scottish investigative site The Ferret reported that INEOS was due to host a dinner at the Wedgwood restaurant, with breakfast the following morning on a boat on the Firth of Forth ahead of meeting the gas tanker INEOS Insight. The event received extensive press coverage across the UK. [3]
Clients
Other clients include: American Express, Barclays, Closerstill Media Control Risks, Costa Coffee, Dulux, Fair Trade, Lloyds, Sapurakencana Drilling HSBC, Ikea M&S, Santander, Seadrill, Sidel, Sky [4]
People
- Managing director Rachel Pendered, a former 'lead producer consumer investigations' at the BBC
- Andrew McLachlan - head of PR (works on the Ineos account)
- Hannah Brandstaetter - PR account manager (works on the Ineos account)
External resources
- Tom Watson, Media Zoo: The Child Labour “specialists” whose senior staff used to work for the BBC’s consumer programme Watchdog, 22 October 2013, acc 10 March 2015
Contact, Resources and Notes
Contact
- Address: 8 The Boulevard, Townmead Road, Imperial Wharf, London SW6 2UB
- Tel: 0207 384 6980
- Fax: 0207 736 0682
- Website:Web. mediazoo.tv
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Glen Munro, Grangemouth owner Ineos awards corporate work to Media Zoo, prweek.com, 21 January 2014
- ↑ Mark Killick, The comms battle for Grangemouth, PRWeek, January 07, 2014, acc 20 August 2014
- ↑ Ferret Journalists, INEOS PR plan to greet fracking boat, The Ferret, September 26, 2016
- ↑ PR: Mastering the media, Media Zoo website, last accessed 13 August 2015
