The team from Brackenhill were flying the flag for York Professionals this weekend by supervising the final build of an exhibition stand designed by the company for use at the GSMA Mobile World Congress 11-14 February 2008 - the world’s biggest mobile communications event.

As in 2007 the PMN (Private Mobile Networks) stand stood out from other exhibitors as we created the rear of a Land Rover with opening door to demonstrate how the firms cutting edge technology can create a private mobile phone network (via satellite connection beamed back to a small power unit situated in a 4x4 vehicle) anywhere in the world.

Simon Thornton, Creative Director at Brackenhill commented: “It was great to be working at this prestigious event again this year and the comments we received from fellow exhibitors on the final set-up day made all the hard work worthwhile. Barcelona is a vibrant and stunning city so it’s not surprising that over 60,000 delegates from the world’s telecoms industry make the trip”.

Brackenhill is delighted to announce the creation of another major brand for a leading telecommunications client. TT-Office held it’s official launch to an excited telecoms market on 31 October.

Hailed as a huge breakthrough in the industry TT-Office provides a combination of sophisticated software and a vast platform infrastructure to support both fixed and mobile telephony.

A full communication suite including collateral, display and web portal has all produced in the month leading up to the successful launch.

http://www.tt-office.com 

Canon Lee Specialist Arts College hosted a promotional open evening this month attended by around 500 prospective parents and students. In addition to the guided tour around the campus local families were handed a copy of the new prospectus containing quotes from students and many images of the schools varied curriculum, arts and sports activities.

Brackenhill have just relaunched a campaign for Animalcare, the domestic pet identichip specialist.

ID Locate is an additional service which gives pet owners a helpline and useful tools if a loved pet goes missing.

A suite of point of sale materials aimed at raising enquires in veterinary waiting rooms have been produced. The new look which features cartoon dogs and cats appeals to all ages but especially families.

QA Research, the social and market research specialists selected Brackenhill to deliver a website to drive their business forward.

The brief was to produce a clean crisp site that delivers the right information to the audience in a matter of seconds. Richard Bryan, Managing Director of QA Research commented:

Brackenhill’s commitment to developing our new website means we now have an ideal shop window that properly reflects the benefits we offer to our clients. The website is a simple, easy to use marketing tool that will no doubt generate the right kind of interest in QA Research.

Many thanks Richard.

Visit- http://www.qaresearch.co.uk