Progressive PR & Communications (PPR&C) were engaged by Funtopia to execute a comprehensive media strategy for the launch of their new centre in Carrum Downs in Melbourne’s south east.
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When Last Christmas came to Melbourne town, Progressive PR and Communications (PPR&C) ensured the Premier Screening event garnered the social media coverage it deserved.
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When Downton Abbey motion picture came to Melbourne town, Progressive PR and Communications (PPR&C) ensured the Gala Screening event garnered the social media coverage it deserved.
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PPR&C were tasked to deliver a PR campaign to Victorian media and relevant national media to highlight the great work of Berry Street’s foster parents and to introduce the Teaching Family Model of residential care.
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PPR&C were tasked to deliver two PR campaigns around Victoria and to relevant national media to launch the album Gathering of Kindness, Hush Collection, Vol. 19 and to raise awareness of the Gathering of Kindness 2019 events.
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The International Rose Garden Festival Morwell took place in November in Gippsland and 2019 saw it expanded across two days for the first time. The festival featured live music, workshops, food trucks, gardening stalls and a presentation from ABC Gardening Australia’s Costa Georgiadis and children’s favourite Dirtgirl.
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Progressive PR & Communications were appointed by Big Sky Retreats to develop a strategic PR campaign to help launched two new boutique stays in Bright, Victoria, the heart of the Alpine region.
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Progressive PR & Communications were appointed by Kidney Health Australia to develop a strategic PR campaign to help amplify the 2019 Big Red Kidney Walk.
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Global Table successfully brought together global leaders in the agriculture, food and beverage industries for four days of conference sessions, exhibitions, immersive installations, site visits, pitch competitions and more, PPR&C was there to cover it all!
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PPR&C were engaged to promote the new interactive experience Brickman Cities Powered by LEGO® CITY and supported by Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught, co-host of Channel 9’s LEGO® Masters.
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Progressive PR & Communications were appointed by Kidney Health Australia to develop a strategic PR campaign to help amplify the 2019 Kidney Kar Rally.
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Peppa Pig launched a sneak preview of the brands first ever Australian babywear range, available in Big W stores nationally for a limited time. PPR&C were briefed by Entertainment One to generate social media coverage around the new babywear range to create awareness and drive sales.
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The Water Industry Operators Association of Australia (WIOA) hosts the annual Ixom Best Tasting Tap Water in Australia competition.
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The Darwin Street Art Festival has rapidly left a very colourful mark on the Territory as permanent street artworks from some of Australia and the world’s best street artists are commissioned across the Darwin CBD.
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Foodie influencers from across Melbourne gathered for Dux Kitchen, an exclusive pop up restaurant presented by chef Adam D'Sylva. In a surprise reveal, Adam enlisted the help of eight people who had never before cooked before to deliver a five-course duck degustation.
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2019 marks the tenth anniversary of the Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Awards (VDSR Awards) – a celebration of the achievements of sportspeople with disability, the coaches, organisations, officials and volunteers who support them and the inclusive sport and recreation sector across Victoria. Progressive PR & Communications generated national and Victorian publicity across TV, print, radio and online for the finalists and eventual winners.
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Progressive PR &Communications (PPR&C) successfully generated relevant national media to raise awareness of the Epilepsy Smart Schools program, an initiative created by Epilepsy Australia urging Australian schools to adopt the Epilepsy Smart School program which is intended to raise awareness of the fact that less than five percent of the 9,500 schools across the nation are properly trained in coping with and understanding the needs of students with epilepsy.
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