Clients
We have a depth of experience across a diverse range of leading industry sectors
Here are some clients we are proud to work with
BT Group
Cape Public Relations has been appointed by British Telecom (BT) Group to manage the organisation’s public relations program in Australia.
BT Group serves global multinational organisations around the world with security, cloud and networking services.
The Economist
With a global reputation for insightful analysis and opinion on every aspect of world events, The Economist is one of the most widely recognised and well-read current affairs publications, with a fierce reputation for independence and quality.
For nine years we managed communications for The Economist in Australia, building its brand and circulation through sustained public relations activity. This involved writing strategic material that elevated The Economist in Australia.
The campaign resulted in the highest level media profile for The Economist in leading TV, radio and press across Australia. Our media work resulted in more than $AU 4.5 million worth of coverage, based on an equivalent advertising spend.
Frazer-Nash
Frazer-Nash Consultancy is a leading systems and engineering consultancy firm. In 2010 Frazer-Nash appointed us to build their brand and profile in Australia within the defence, transport and mining industries. The firm had a high profile in the UK but was little known in Australia. Seven years later and Frazer Nash has grown considerably in Australia and we continue to support that growth.
We have secured high level profile across Australia positioning Frazer-Nash as global experts with cutting edge technology and solutions for large enterprises.
The campaign is on-going and has been effective in establishing Frazer-Nash as a thought leader in key sectors with a pedigree of engineering excellence with capacity for global implementation.
Agoda
Agoda has grown to offer a global network of more than 2 million properties in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide, offering travellers easy access to a wide choice of luxury and budget hotels, apartments, homes and villas to suit all budgets and travel occasions. Our industry and consumer media relations campaign continues to cement Agoda as the go-to travel platform.
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Newgen Software
Cape Public Relations has been appointed as the Australian Public Relations agency to represent Newgen Software and grow the company’s awareness in the region.
Newgen is the leading global provider of a unified digital transformation platform with native process automation, content services, and communication management capabilities. Globally, successful enterprises rely on Newgen’s industry-recognized low code application platform to develop and deploy complex, content-driven, and customer-engaging business applications on the cloud.
Doro
“The team are just awesome. They have been supporting Doro’s product launches with Optus for a number of years. I’ve found Luke and his team very easy to deal with, creative and committed to our business objectives.” – Andrew Batchelor, Regional Director, Asia Pacific Doro.
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eFinancialCareers
Embraer
Feros Care
HolidayCity
TAFE
East Coast Mortgage Trust
Leading financial services firm East Coast Mortgage Trust called upon Cape Public Relations to devise a high profile business and media event promoting responsible development on the East Coast of NSW.
Working closely with Southern Cross University, Cape Public Relations created several events utilising renowned Australian demographer Bernard Salt. Print, radio and broad TV coverage was secured for East Coast Mortgage Trust positioning the Firm at the forefront of responsible development. The Firm also secured significant regional business through enhanced networking.
Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations
The Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations (AFMLTA) is the national professional body representing teachers of all languages in Australia. Cape Public Relations produced a successful recruitment strategy to persuade more language teachers to join their professional association.