Along with pretty much everyone else, we’ve been playing around with Threads on our personal accounts over the past week contemplating the potential value the platform could offer to some of the organisations we work with.
The TALA International Network stretches to the furthest reaches of the planet – literally. Meet Peter Heath APR, our New Zealand-based communication specialist.
Last night, we were at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens for the PRCA Dare Awards 2023 where TALA was recognised as one of the region’s best medium-sized consultancies.
We celebrated Swedish Midsommar, a celebration of the summer solstice, life and love, at the TALA Woodland which is home to a tree planted for every person that has worked for TALA and for our clients, as a thank you for being part of our story.
From a six-minute charge EV to a fully autonomous ride-sharing vehicle, at this year’s landmark sustainability conference ‘Zemo20Zero’ TALA represented two of the most innovative leaders in Future Mobility.
After sixteen years of sharing stories of service and sacrifice from the Armed Forces community, and two years after welcoming a military spouse into the TALA family, we know how important it is to recognise those who serve our Nation, especially during #ArmedForcesWeek.
One of the best things about working for TALA is flexibility about how, where and when we work. Working in PR is always a juggle between competing deadlines and client priorities, but school holidays add an extra challenge for our working parents.
Beth has been promoted to Account Manager less than two years after joining us straight from her MA in International Journalism. Beth has honed her client management and media relations skills over the last year on a huge variety of UK and global consumer and B2B projects.
Brad Whitworth is our California-based, US communications specialist in the TALA International Network. With 40 years of experience in Fortune 20 high-tech, financial services and association management, his strategic counsel is invaluable to organisations wanting to operate stateside.
What stage are you at with nurturing your PR career? Perhaps you’re busy planting seeds or possibly now enjoying the fruits of your labour?
Last week we were at @North Oxfordshire Academy’s Careers and Apprenticeship Fair in Banbury, helping to give young people an insight into PR as they try to make decisions about their options for apprenticeships, universities courses and career paths.
