Techfugees, a global non-profit which advocates the use of responsible tech innovations to empower digital inclusion of refugees, has appointed Milk & Honey PR to accelerate its mission to amplify digital inclusion of refugees and displaced people and their positive contribution to digital society. The recent events in Afghanistan and the Haiti earthquake have brought home the severity of the plight faced by refugees. Natural disasters caused by the effects of climate change are predicted to drastically increase the numbers of refugees and displaced people over the next decade if…
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Milk & Honey PR expands to the US, appointing Paul Cohen as its first CEO North America
Milk & Honey PR has expanded to North America, opening an office in New York City, which will be led by Paul Cohen, who joins as partner and CEO North America. This marks the agency’s second international market expansion, after its 2019 launch in APAC, opening an office in Sydney headed by Caroline Addy. Paul brings to Milk & Honey more than two decades of communications experience across three continents. Previously he spent 17 years at Ketchum, where he held senior positions in their Shanghai, Hong Kong, Brussels and New York…
Read MoreMilk & Honey PR launches new offer with the Purpose Academy, a one-stop destination for brands seeking sustainable ambitious growth
Milk & Honey PR has launched its new purpose offer, embarking on an ambition to go beyond purpose-led storytelling to support more brands with purposeful action that nurtures reputations. A new specialised purpose offer will blend climate- and culture-connected creativity and consultancy to deliver positive change with impact, helping organisations of all sizes achieve sustainable ambitious growth. This model will be offered to current retainer clients, encouraging them to rewire their business model to create a blueprint for how they can combine sustained growth with a purpose agenda. The purpose offer will…
Read MoreMilk & Honey PR research shows businesses strive to be a force for good
Industry leaders committed to protecting people, purpose and planet Research commissioned by London based Milk & Honey PR shows that an overwhelming number of businesses believe that they should be a “force for good”. The survey, conducted by The Pulse Business, received responses from clients and communications specialists about their attitudes towards business and its role in wider society. The research, carried out at the end of June 2020 to support Milk & Honey’s People, Purpose, Planet report, posed a single question: “do you think every company should use their business as a force for good?” More than…
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