‘Tis the season to get all nostalgic, so as we hit December I have compiled the first ever Manifest review of the year. It’s been a crazy one, including the world’s smallest HD camcorder, the world’s most alcoholic beer, the world’s smallest protest and the world’s first monster supply store. So, without further ado – here are Manifest’s highlights of 2010:
So, it’s been a hectic week in the Manifest office. Fresh from making headlines everywhere with the launch of BrewDog’s The End of History, we stripped to our pants in Piccadilly Circus to donate our clothes to Oxfam on behalf of Arkº. In fact – it’s a bit too hectic – which is why we’re trying to hire some more people on the PR team in London! The positions we need to fill as soon as possible are:
Senior Account Executive / Account Manager (London)
Manifest has said a big warm welcome to its newest creative recruit, James Greenway – but fear not, the queue for #ManifestBrews isn’t getting longer as James prefers to hang by the water cooler.
James, a Manchester Met illustration and animation graduate, and a super-cool snowboard instructor, free-styled his way to the Manifest team through his stylistic approach to design and illustration.
Never afraid to get our hands dirty, us PR girls, had a trip out of the office this week to see the sights of geotechnical specialists Bachy Soletanche’s latest groundworks project in Preston. We like to understand our clients from the ground up and Bachy Soletanche is no exception – especially when it comes to learning about diaphragm wall shafts and secant piled walls.
We’re having a bit of a brand refresh at the moment, and the first thing to get a tweak is our monthly newsletter The M.O. With a simpler layout and new features, it’s the perfect round up of what we’ve been doing and what’s got us talking.
You can sign up for The M.O. here.
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BlogCatalog
6th December 2010
