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Limagrain UK Appoint New PR Specialists

Posted by Fusion Media on October 14, 2014 at 10:10am

Limagrain UK, part of Group Limagrain - the largest plant breeder and seed development company in Europe, has appointed Fusion Media (Europe) as its new PR partner for the amenity sector with immediate effect.

Fusion Media is an award-winning marketing and corporate communications agency that offers a mix of creative and strategic services which drives business performance. The Kent-based agency has an impressive client list within the sportsturf and amenity sector; and will handle all amenity PR communications for the company.

Matthew Gresty, Amenity Sales Manager at Limagrain UK, commented: “We chose Fusion Media as our specialist amenity PR partner having previously worked alongside them at various industry events.

“We found them to be very professional with a good knowledge of the amenity turf industry.”

Commenting on the appointment, Christopher Bassett, Managing Director of Fusion Media (Europe) said: “We are absolutely delighted to be working with Limagrain UK. Being approached by a company of Limagrain’s stature is testament to our close working relationships with current clients.

“I’m convinced that we can deliver excellent results and give Limagrain the positive coverage the company deserves. The hard work really starts now and our in-house team are looking forward to building a great working relationship with Matt and the rest of the company’s marketing team.”

For further information, please contact Fusion Media (Europe) Limited on 01322 424 499 or visit www.fusion-media.eu

For more news, reviews and insightful views you can follow Fusion Media on Twitter @FusionMediaEU and like the company’s facebook page – www.facebook.com/FusionMediaEurope. You can also view the latest Fusion videos by visiting www.youtube.com/FusionMediaEU1

Tags: appoint, limagrain, new, pr, specialists, uk, agency, dartford, europe, fusion
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