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POLKADOT COMMUNICATIONS BOLSTERS CLIENTS AND WELCOMES A NEW TEAM MEMBER

Announcement posted by Polkadot Communications 23 May 2023

Independent communications agency Polkadot Communications has announced new clients joining the agency’s client portfolio.

Sony Music has sought the expertise of the Polkadot Communications team to promote two multi-sensory experiences of light, colour and sound that will be showcased as part of the 2023 VIVID Sydney Festival for the first time ever - Lightscape and Dark Spectrum.

The agency has also been engaged by Lake Macquarie City Council to help showcase the relaxed, affordable lifestyle the region has to offer as well as the abundant business opportunities that exist within.

In addition, the agency will continue its work with Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health supporting NexGard and NexGard SPECTRA and driving awareness about the importance of parasite protection in dogs.

Meanwhile, a PR campaign that highlights a new approach to weight management using the intel from an at-home, finger prick blood test paired with a tailored coaching program led by well-known nutritionist Amelia Phillips is currently in full swing for Drop Bio Health.

In addition to the recent wins, Polkadot Communications has also hired Marly Mctaggart in the role of PR and Social Media Assistant. Marly joins the team with more than three years experience in social media and talent management.
Dionne Taylor, Founder of Polkadot Communications, said: “The first half of 2023 has been very busy and we’re excited to be bringing on an array of new business across a variety of sectors. The team is thrilled about the current and upcoming PR campaigns that will see them work on a mix of global and local brands.”
Anna MacIntosh, General Manager at Polkadot Communications, added: “We’re also very excited to have Marly join our team to bolster our social credentials. Her deep expertise in talent management and influencer engagement will also add great value to our clients.”