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My International PR week in Chez Quatrieme Jour
We’re almost a year on since Britain voted to leave the EU but, rather than signalling a retreat from global trade, London’s place in the international technology scene is flourishing.
On Thursday 26th May 2016, we attended the Gorkana breakfast briefing with John Crowley, Editor-in-Chief and Julian Kossoff, Managing Editor of the International Business Times UK.
We’ve recently returned from our company offsite in Berlin. It was our biggest to date, with 16 of us coming together to share the best of our work in 2015, our plans for this year and the changes we’re all seeing in the industry.
PRCA NextGen international event at the Cornerhouse, Manchester More and more PR agencies require an international network in order to keep up with the demands of clients and compete in what is an increasingly global market.
In the words of Audrey Hepburn, “Paris is always a good idea.” With its graceful architecture and tree-lined boulevards (and the less idyllic congestion), Paris is known as one of the world’s most elegant cities. Both huge fans of travelling, Sarah Jane and I jumped at the chance to spend a few days with our colleagues at Quatrieme Jour last week.
One of the highlights in the Fourth Day office is our annual offsite trip. From the souks of Casablanca and Iceland’s Northern Lights to the rugged hills of the Scottish Highlands, we’ve been just about everywhere and this year we headed off to sunny Barcelona!
As schools all over the country encourage their students to come in dressed as their favourite fictional character as part of World Book Day, we’ve been getting into the spirit of things at Fourth Day by sharing some our favourite reads.