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Two new research series for 2012
Topics
- PR, Communication
Categories
- consultancy
- elephant communications
- fresh thinking
- heavyweight thinking
- pr
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For the New Year, elephant communications is joining forces with HPI Research to run a series of free open-house seminars for in-house PR, marketing and insight executives on their latest research probes. The sessions will be held in London in late January 2012. Tickets available via info@elephantcommunications.co.uk
The relative influences of technology and economic slowdown on UK media habits were assessed on Friday, when elephant communications visited the University of Exeter business school.
We've just done some consumer research taking a look back over the past year. When asked what their top concerns had been during the year, more than one in two mentioned the outlook for the British economy.
We have made a decision today that supporting small businesses will become a central spoke of our community investment programme. Small businesses are the backbone to the economy and they need support.
Following high levels of demand for the three research 'super-seminar' events that elephant communications and HPI Research announced for January 2012, which are now fully booked, an additional fourth London session is being scheduled for February 2012.
Insights into the coping strategies of consumers during a tough economic climate were today revealed at the research double-bill event at the Institute of Directors in Central London. In the last three days, more than 70 organisations attended the free insight events run by elephant communications and HPI.
Britons have started 2012 wanting to ‘read up’ on a range of serious topics when following the news. Key three topics that people wanted to learn more about in the news comprised world affairs, how to stay afloat financially and UK political debate.
Looking for that light bulb moment? This week elephant communications is launching its creative offer – a range of six new quick-turnaround services designed to give PR teams easy and cost-effective access to high quality consultants that can help refresh thinking, injecting new ideas and energy into a PR campaign.