Man Bites Dog

Multi award-winning B2B PR consultancy, Man Bites Dog, has been shortlisted in three categories of the 2011 CIPR Pride Awards 2011.

The awards recognise excellence in public relations across the UK regions. Man Bites Dog is a finalist in the Home Counties South ‘Outstanding Public Relations Consultancy’ category.

In addition, the consultancy is nominated in the ‘Corporate and Business Communications’ and ‘Best Use of Media Relations’ categories.

Jane Wilson, CIPR CEO, said: “The CIPR PRide Awards celebrate the best PR and campaigns from the profession across the UK. To be shortlisted for an Award demonstrates exemplary achievement, impact and value – immediately putting their work in the spotlight. Congratulations to everyone for reaching this stage.”

Claire Mason, Founder and Managing Director of Man Bites Dog, said: “We’re very proud that, yet again, Man Bites Dog has been shortlisted for these awards. Being nominated is a great endorsement of the team and the outstanding results they are delivering for our clients.”

The winners of this year’s Home Counties South CIPR PRide Awards will be announced on 11th November in a ceremony at the Brighton Hilton Metropole.

Multi award-winning B2B PR consultancy, Man Bites Dog, has been shortlisted for Best PR Agency and Best PR Campaign at the B2B Marketing Awards 2011.

Claire Mason, Founder and Managing Director of Man Bites Dog, said: “I set up Man Bites Dog because I felt there was a clear gap in the market for a B2B consultancy specialising in PR for the service economy. Six years on and we’re the most award-winning B2B consultancy in the UK.

“We’re thrilled to be nominated for these awards which showcase the strength of our unique proposition and the outstanding work of the Man Bites Dog team.”

The winners of this year’s 2011 B2B Marketing Awards will be announced on 24th November in a ceremony in London’s Honourable Artillery Company.

Multi award-winning B2B PR consultancy Man Bites Dog has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2011 PRWeek Awards.

Man Bites Dog is a finalist in the Specialist Consultancy of the Year category at the annual awards which recognise excellence in UK public relations.

The consultancy has previously won PRWeek’s New Consultancy of the Year award and has been named one of the magazine’s Best Places to Work for the last two years running as well as taking home awards for client campaigns.

Claire Mason, Founder and Managing Director of Man Bites Dog, said: “I set up Man Bites Dog because there was a clear gap in the market for a consultancy specialising in PR for the service economy.

“Six years on and we are still true to our founding specialism in communications for professional and IT services companies. We are very proud to be shortlisted for this award as it is testament to the strength of our unique proposition and the outstanding work of the Man Bites Dog team.”

The winners of this year’s 2011 PRWeek Awards will be announced on 25th October in a ceremony at Grosvenor House on London’s Park Lane.

Man Bites Dog has won the CIPR’s coveted Outstanding Consultancy title at the 2008 CIPR PRide Awards.

The Chartered Institute of Public Relations awards recognise the best PR companies and campaigns in Sussex, the Home Counties and Surrey.

Man Bites Dog beat stiff competition to scoop the Gold Award for Outstanding Consultancy and a further two Gold Awards in the Business and Trade and Corporate Communications campaign categories.

Judges commented: “Man Bites Dog is a high profile agency with enviable vital statistics, including 30% year on year growth.

“The commitment to staff development, teamwork and professional excellence are evident, and their campaigns are innovative and multi-award winning. A much deserved Gold Award.”

Managing Director and Founder, Claire Mason said: “We’re very proud that the CIPR has recognised the Man Bites Dog team as the most outstanding PR consultancy in the South East.”

Man Bites Dog’s winning Dangerous Liaisons campaign for global management consultancy Hay Group not only delivered nearly £700,000 worth of national press coverage, it also directly generated 8 million euros in consulting revenue for their client.

Judges commented: “This campaign generated serious business impact in terms of sales leads – always the best measure of a good B2B campaign.”

Man Bites Dog has been shortlisted for two agency awards.

The consultancy is a finalist in the Best PR Agency category of the B2B Marketing Awards and the Outstanding Consultancy category of the CIPR Pride awards.