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16 Jul 2010
Brandon Hill Communications provided event management support for the UK Trade & Investment Business Summit. This event was used by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Business Secretary Vince Cable to put inward investment at the heart of the Government’s economic recovery plans.
25 May 2010
With the eyes of the world on South Africa ahead of the FIFA 2010 World Cup in June – the event team at Brandon Hill Communications (BHC) has been at Wembley Stadium, delivering an important business briefing for UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).
21 May 2010
For the third successive year the team at Brandon Hill Communications (BHC) has delivered a maritime roadshow event for its key client UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).
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Fly away success for Brandon Hill
06 May 2008
Europe’s leading airline documentation specialist, Vistair, has selected Brandon Hill Communications to increase awareness and understanding of the company.
Almondsbury-based Vistair has contracts across the globe for both its innovative airline documentation service and SafetyNet, a leading safety reporting system for the aviation industry, which allows operational personnel to submit safety reports accurately and efficiently.
Among its 30 clients it counts DHL, Ryanair, Fly Be, Viva, Zoom, Hello and German airfreight carrier, Aerologic.
Although the company has grown ten fold in the last three years, Ian Herbert, managing director for Vistair, believes the company has further room to grow to service 30 per cent of the world’s 280 airlines.
Brandon Hill will be working with Vistair to update its website and to increase awareness of the company in the South West and within the airline industry.
Ian Muir, managing director for Brandon Hill said: “Vistair is an innovative and unique company – although it covers a vital aspect of the airline industry, it has no direct competitors.
“What could have been a conventional aviation document handling business, is a dynamic new resource for airlines with innovative electronic data management approaches. This makes it an interesting and challenging account to work on.”