Hunter Communications announces slew of new wins, including Coles, Oporto and Keystart
Western Australia-based agency Hunter Communications has secured a slew of wins in recent weeks, including the Coles consumer and community PR account, Oporto and home lender Keystart.
The agency has also won project work from City of Perth, a stakeholder engagement project from the Environmental Protection Agency’s WA branch, Pan Pacific Hotel Perth, Perth Good Food and Wine Show and food group Miss Chow’s.
The Hunter Communications team
“We’re always excited to bring new clients on board with Hunter and provide them with strategic and creative communications,” managing director Nicole Moody said.
“When I started Hunter in 2015 my goal was to service a strong mix of corporate and consumer clients. I am fortunate to have built a diverse and skilled team that includes experts in consumer PR, former journalists and up and coming communications stars.”
Hunter’s managing director, Nicole Moody
Hunter has managed Coles’ WA community PR since 2017. The latest appointment is an additional three year term from 2020.
Moody said Hunter is now eyeing the health and wellness sector, but will strengthen its consumer offering with the promotion of Michelle Leong to senior account manager.
The wins follow Hunter’s relocation into a larger premises in West Perth and the launch of its weekly podcast, Hunters & Gatherers, featuring WA media and business leaders.
Brittney Rigby was Mumbrella's deputy managing editor - news and analysis. She left Mumbrella in April 2021.
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