Birmingham City Council calls in the Big Cat
Birmingham City Council calls in the Big CatBirmingham City Council has awarded the contract for PR support for its Working Neighbourhoods Fund to Big Cat Group.
The Fund aims to promote the success of the SME’s which have benefited from its funding and has tasked Big Cat’s PR team to raise awareness of the projects being delivered.
The fund has secured a total of £31m to help new and struggling businesses, with the aim of stimulating enterprise and activity in the Birmingham region.
Big Cat has previously worked with Birmingham City Council of campaigns such as the Creative City Awards.
Anthony Tattum, managing director of Big Cat, said: “As we too consider ourselves to be an SME, we understand how vital this sort of funding can be in getting a business up off the ground. We were delighted to pitch for the campaign and that we have been given the opportunity to deliver it as well.”
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