16/05/2008

An Edinburgh-based PR agency is celebrating a quartet of new business wins, including for Scotland’s biggest independent expert in the design, fit-out and relocation of office and business spaces.

Holyrood Partnership - set up by two former journalists on the Edinburgh Evening News - has also secured a PR contract for MAX Xtreme Fighting, a Belfast-based company which is promoting cage fighting across UK and Europe.

The agency was set up by Raymond Notarangelo and Scott Douglas has won contracts from Liverpool-based Littlewoodscasino.com and Littlewoodspoker.com and Eagle Couriers, Scotland’s leading independent courier business.

Space Solutions is its office design, fit-out and relocation specialists.

Says Notarangelo: “All these wins have either come through word-of-mouth recommendations or from us delivering superb results from initial project work.

“They are all very different and present individual challenges – from breaking down the stigma of a cage-fighting to highlighting the benefits of an energy-efficient office.

“The one thing each of these clients have in common is confidence in Holyrood Partnership’s media relations skills.”

Holyrood Partnership – a Silver Award winner in the Outstanding Small Consultancy category of last year’s Scottish PRide Awards - was founded six years ago. Its other clients include Scotland’s care watchdog, the Care Commission, Scottish Water and Warners, an Edinburgh-based solicitors and estate agents.
 
The agency has recently recruited Adrian Mather, a senior journalist from the Edinburgh Evening News, as a new account manager.

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