Date Posted: Thu 2nd Apr 2009
Paver
Smith has won a five-way competitive pitch to deliver the
marketing and communications strategy to support Liverpool's
multi-billion pound schools building programme.
The agency has been appointed by Liverpool City Council to manage
communications for the Building Schools for the Future programme
and Primary Capital Programme.
The schemes will deliver a major step-change in the quality of
facilities for every schoolchild in the city over the next decade
and are part of Liverpool's ongoing drive to improve skill
levels across its communities.
Paver Smith has been tasked with delivering an integrated
communications strategy for the council, including staging events
and the production of marketing collateral, branding and a website,
as well as PR and stakeholder activity.
Paver Smith Director of Strategy Jon Brown said: "These
schemes are critical to the city's continued renaissance,
improving educational attainment and helping to ensure young people
are leaving school with relevant high value skills.
"It's an issue which goes to the heart of Liverpool's
long term future as an investment destination and as a city which
wishes to foster indigenous enterprise so we're delighted to be
involved in a project which is so critical for a number of
reasons.