London South Bank University Seeks a corporate PR Firm

By Editorial TeamOctober 23, 20171 min read

London South Bank University Seeks a corporate PR Firm

LSBU is looking to engage a PR agency to support the work of the University’s Public Relations Team in securing media coverage of our corporate values by promoting the reputation of the University, thereby supporting its marketing activities and influencing stakeholder perceptions. The overall aim of the corporate PR messaging is to positively enhance the reputation of the University. The following corporate priorities are currently identified as part of the University’s 2020 strategy and would need to feature in any PR plan for the coming academic year.

Scope of Work:

media coverage
PR plan
Promotion of LSBU

Due Date:

November 3

Address:

LSBU 103 Borough Road London, UK SE1 0AA Agencies with academic experience include Burson Marsteller and Ketchum PR.

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