20.11.09
Kaizo Wins Energenie Account In Four-Way Competitive Pitch

The account will focus on building the Energenie brand online as well as with key energy influencers and consumers. Alan Tadd, Managing Director of Energenie commented: “The Kaizo team really came at the brief with a refreshingly different approach. Their creativity and enthusiasm for what we’re trying to achieve was impressive and made them stand out.”

Activity kicked off with issues hijacking during Energy Saving Week on the 19th October and has been followed up with extensive outreach to key eco-chic bloggers, forums and of course media.

21.10.09
Kaizo Wins Best Consumer Campaign at PR Week Awards

Last night’s PR Week Awards, saw Kaizo beat a strong shortlist of brands including Cadburys, Sainsbury’s and Aldi to win the 'Marketing Communications: Consumer Award' for Flip Video’s ‘Now Playing You’ campaign.

Judges commented: “The Flip Mino has torn a gaping hole in the market, which is testament to Kaizo’s sensational work”. Hopefully, the PRCA judges will feel the same when judging the ‘Best Technology’ and ‘Best Media Relations’ categories, for which we’re shortlisted, on the 3rd of November.

PR Week Awards

Image source: www.prweek.com

16.10.09
Ooops…we did it again (and again) – Flip’s PRCA Double Whammy

Another piece of amazing news this week, with our ‘Now Playing You – launching the Mino’ campaign for Flip Video nominated for not one but two PRCA Awards!



The (very intelligent and obviously insightful!) judges deemed that we made the grade for both ‘Best Media Relations’ and ‘Best Technology’ categories.

This campaign has also been shortlisted for the PR Week Awards ‘Marketing Communications - Consumer’ category (which takes place next Tuesday 20th October) and was also selected for the CIPR and Sabre awards earlier this year.

The awards will be held in London on the 3rd November 2009. Come on Kaizo – bring it home!

30.09.09
Kaizo supports 2009 Tom Olsen Lecture

Has the pressures of constantly looking to break news and maintain audience figures created a culture in 24/7 News that is free and irresponsible?

That is one of the questions Adam Boulton, political editor of Sky News, will be addressing at this year’s Tom Olsen Lecture, held at St. Brides Church Fleet Street, the spiritual home for journalism.

Kaizo is delighted to once again support the lecture which will take place on Wednesday 4 November at 7pm. For information and tickets please contact admin@stbrides.com or phone 020 7427 0133.