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OUR CLIENTS
The Glendale Consultancy has launched many new tourism related products into the market place, which include Slaley Hall, The Roxburghe Golf Course, The Northumbrian Wigwam Village and the food products of Doddington Dairy Ice Cream.
As part of One North East's ongoing members training programmes, we are the sole provider of their PR training courses – PR Matters.
This course is specifically aimed at helping individuals raise the profile of their own businesses through activating their own effective PR opportunities.
The Glendale Consultancy has over 16 years experience of completing marketing and PR activities for a range of organisations and businesses, many which are within the hospitality industry.
Read about our clients and [in MORE LINKS] what they say about us.
Glendale PR & Marketing Client list has included:
The Year Long Union of Crowns Festival in Berwick upon Tweed,
The 2000 and 2002 Roxburghe Challenges, at the Roxburghe Golf Course with HRH The Duke of York, Hugh Grant, Colin Montgomerie, creating national and international exposure including a live Sky broadcast.
The Glendale Show and The Glendale Agricultural Children's Day – In 2006 the pre event PR activity resulted in the Glendale Show seeing its largest gate numbers in its 114 year history.
NEMLAC [The North East Museums, Libraries and Archives Council], and the launch of their www.wellinever.info web portal, and PR workshops for Library and Archivist staff
Matfen Hall Hotel and Golf Course – for the last five years we have completed all of their PR activity, including pre and post winning " Best Large Hotel in England" in 2006.
The launch of Berwick-upon-Tweed's Pot a Doodle Do and The Northumbrian Wigwam Village
All PR activity for Doddington Dairy Ice Cream since its launch in 2000 - this includes the launch of the hugely successful Newcastle Brown Ale Ice Cream
George F White
Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
The Coldstream Marriage Room
Sunny Hill Eggs
Oleifera Virgin Rapeseed Oil - since we launched this product in October 2006, in addition to securing extensive in region coverage, BBC Scotland farming produced a full TV programme.
Launch of the Highland Cattle Centre in Tynedale.
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