Polaris Media Management has further strengthened its manufacturing and engineering powerbase after winning new client The Engenda Group.
The Runcorn based engineering firm specialises in outsourced engineering services to the power, chemical and oil and gas sectors. It was set up in December 2009 by engineering entrepreneur Les O’Hare and is aiming to exceed £25m turnover in its financial year 2012/13.
Polaris director Sam Pinnington, who runs the company with brother Ben, said the latest contract win signalled the firm’s strong ambition to work with leading UK manufacturing and engineering businesses.
“We are delighted to have secured this contract with the Engenda Group,” he said. “It is an extremely exciting time to be working with the firm. The Engenda Group has a terrific story to tell. It is expanding rapidly carrying out major deals across the UK and Europe. It is crucial the firm communicates this positive message to a broad audience. We will be putting our energy, passion and enthusiasm into delivering a first class campaign for the Engenda Group. A well directed, dynamic PR campaign will greatly help to drive up the firm’s profile, improve its reputation and boost sales. It also provides us with another excellent opportunity to get our teeth into the international trade press as well as regional and national media.
Mr Pinnington said Polaris is currently experiencing a significant period of growth. The firm, with offices in Liverpool, Manchester and Ellesmere Port, has won six new clients in less than four months.
The launch of additional services including a corporate photography division further strengthens the firm’s core offering and provides added value for clients.
“Polaris has secured recent clients wins with manufacturers, architects, IT software specialists, marine engineering colleges and academies,” said Mr Pinnington. “The latest deal with the Engenda Group demonstrates our solid momentum and consistent business growth. Our aim is grow with clients by driving PR campaigns led by passion, creativity and initiative.”