Posts Tagged ‘PR for chefs’

Three Months On

Today marks three months that have undoubtedly been the hardest ever, though July 10 seems like yesterday. The flip side of burying yourself in work is having some amazing new PR clients, exciting public relations projects and fabulous PR results….
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October 10th, 2016

The Boho Chef To Make First Appearance In Leeds

An Italian chef and culinary raconteur known as ‘The Boho Chef’ will be visiting Leeds for the first time this week, when he stages a cookery demonstration at the new OnRoundhay Festival, in Roundhay Park, on Saturday September 17. Stefano…
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September 12th, 2016

£5000 PR Prize To Mark Establishment Of SW Office

A creative and multi-award winning public relations consultancy is offering businesses in Dorset, Hampshire and Devon the chance to scoop a prize of a free PR campaign, worth £5000, to celebrate its establishment of a new south west base in…
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September 8th, 2016

How To Help Your Food, Festival & Catering PR Sizzle

A Little Introduction I’ve worked in the catering sector for many years now, having handled all catering PR when working in in-house PR for the South Western Electricity Board and British Gas South Western, and then being given the role…
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January 5th, 2016

November Notes

November was a really interesting month here at Catapult PR, with new clients coming on board, exciting enquiries received that may lead to high profile future PR work in 2016 and some great public relations collaborations.   We were delighted…
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December 3rd, 2015

In B&W No 1: Choosing A PR Agency For Your Catering Brand

Catering sector businesses, whether they are the name behind a hi-tech piece of kit with multiple functionality for the kitchen’s menu, or importing and supplying something specific and niche, such as an Italian coffee or pasta machine, should shop around…
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November 1st, 2015

Finding One’s Way Out of The Dark

This week started more than a tad earlier than most – 3am British time, in fact – as I departed the lovely Castel Bigozzi, at Strove near Monteriggioni, Tuscany, having had no sleep worrying whether the push button would really…
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October 16th, 2015