All about Lizzie
Lizzie has worked at Fourth Day for twelve years. Having completed an internship in the London office she joined the Manchester team full time after graduating with a degree in Ancient History from Nottingham University.
As well as leading on clients in the tech, manufacturing and arts sectors, Lizzie also leads the Fourth Day events programme. She launched Honest Talks in 2017, a series of events aimed at opening up debate around topics we find difficult to discuss in the workplace.
Lizzie loves to travel and plays a vital role in the development of Fourth Day internationally, particularly in the US and Germany.
Outside of office hours Lizzie loves exploring new restaurants and bars in Manchester as well as going to gigs. She knows what’s going on at all times and is always ready with a recommendation of where to eat, drink or become culturally enriched.
Recent articles by Lizzie
4 things to think about before launching an international PR campaign
Launching your business in a new territory? Read Lizzie's top tips on international PR to ensure your communications translate.
What do you mean? The art of creating jargon-free B2B tech copy
At Fourth Day, we are well versed in the art of translation. Often, as any B2B tech PR will know, we are translating tech-heavy copy into easy-to-understand content.
We’ve shortlisted for the Prolific North Tech Awards!
The awards recognise the ‘top talent making the North’s tech sector one of the most important and exciting today.’
So, you want to do PR in Europe?
Looking to do PR in Europe? It's crucial that you have a tailored communications plan for each region. Here are some steps you need to follow to achieve that.
Doing PR in the US: Q&A with Torch Communications
We sat down with our friends at US-based Torch Communications to chat about some of the communications considerations companies should be thinking about when setting up shop in the States.
Measuring the impact of media relations: ‘Can Do’ Measurement series, Part 4:
In order to measure the true impact of a piece of coverage, it's important to ask what happens after the initial hit is secured. In the next in our series on measurement, we look at how to do that.