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Hello! We’re a small team of highly experienced consultants and writers who have worked in communications across the public, private and charity sectors.
We cover every sector. Whether it’s a media announcement about a product launch, a new campaign or advocacy work. Or maybe you need to break down your organisational silos and build a new PR function that reflects a changing, volatile world.
Our expert team provides PR support tailored to you.
Our Founder
Katherine Porter is a former TV journalist with extensive PR experience. She has worked in senior public sector roles, including as a PR manager for the London Olympics and as a Director of Communications in the US. Most recently, she worked in charity sector comms before setting up her own PR agency. She also posts regularly on Substack. Katherine is married, loves travelling and is quite keen on dogs, hence the business name!
ACT I Spent my twenties working brutally hard in TV newsrooms – from Bloomberg to Sky News – and learnt the tools of the trade and the art of storytelling. Both in words and visuals. Breaking news never sleeps, and neither did I!
ACT II It was full-on, and at age 30, I decided to do a big pivot and move into PR. Life changed the day I met my future husband at a friend’s party. And I knew it was time to get serious, settle down and get on with the next chapter of life.
I quickly found my feet, and it wasn’t long before I was in high-profile government comms roles. My biggest project was the herculean task of managing PR for London 2012. The ‘GREAT Britain’ campaign was a huge undertaking and involved working with many of the UK’s biggest brands. From Burberry to Dyson to Stella McCartney, the London Olympics were our chance to shine as a country, and we crossed the line in winning fashion.
ACT III This is now. After a few years working in the US and the charity sector, I’m now tapping into decades of industry experience and running my own PR agency. Scary, exciting, but massively liberating, hopefully, the best is yet to come…