Munich, 19th June 2008 – Consulting company Intelligement, specialized in performance management, has appointed Harvard Public Relations as their agency of record to advance public relations efforts in Germany. The main focus of the Munich-based communications specialists is to increase awareness for the consulting company and to position them as experts on performance management. Key means to achieve these goals are corporate PR and strategic story development.
Harvard Public Relations came out of a competitive pitch as winner and has been handling strategic planning and PR activities for Intelligement since March. The agency used the worldwide technology tradeshow CeBIT to initiate relationships with key media.
Consulting for enterprises with added value
Intelligement was founded in 2004 and is specialized in Performance Management. Besides traditional consulting services, the company offers their enterprise clients their own tools and methods. Intelligement generates a reliable fact base which enables companies to take informed decisions to achieve sustainable growth and increase business value. Intelligement’s subsidiary OptiMining offers the software DataCockpit® which simulates implications on business processes and visualises effects prior to their realization.
The Harvard team for Intelligement consists of Martina Mueller and Alexander Fuchs. On the client side Till Tschierschky is responsible for PR and marketing activities.
For further details please visit: www.intelligement.com
About Harvard Public Relations Harvard Public Relations is one of Germany’s leading public relations consultancies specialized in technology, telecommunications and digital lifestyle. Harvard Public Relations is headquartered in London, the Munich office was established in 1996. The agency is part of the Bell Pottinger Group, one of Europe’s most successful independent agency networks.
For more information please contact:
Michaela Gross
General Manager Harvard Public Relations
Implerstrasse 26 81371
Munich
Tel.: +49 (0) 89 - 53 29 57-47
michaela.gross@harvard.de
