Story Comms is on the ascendency as it has just recruited four members of staff. Also, it has been getting more clients to sign up to its services. Stationery printers from south Birmingham could be useful for expanding organisations.
Amanda Lowe founded Story Comms and she told the Birmingham Post:
“Story is born, bred and committed to the Midlands. As an agency, we are firmly focused on helping to boost the region's growth and that is reflected in our expanding client list. We are very proud that the organisations we work with, new and existing, are helping to push the region forward.”
Lowe maintained that she is really enthusiastic about the newer members of the Story Comms team. She said that the recent recruits had the skills and the drive to make a difference to the growth trajectory of the enterprise.
Ruth Follows, a newly appointed account director, has a lot of campaigning experience. Her knowledge of strategy could prove invaluable down the track. Account executives Claire Simpson and Lewis Thomas may also have what it takes to take Story Comms to the next level.
St Joseph, a residential developer, recently selected to use Story Comms. This prestigious client does local work. Berkley, a major housing group, owns St Joseph. SLC Rail has also elected to go with Story Comms as the PR firm gathers momentum.Get a Free Quote for Stationery