We've been doing it for donkey's years (20 to be exact) and have lots of shiny trophies to prove we're actually pretty good at it. So, what's our secret to our clients' success? Quite simply, we offer PR without a filter. In a world where everything is now filtered, we figured it'd be nice to offer straight-talking, no nonsense advice you can really trust.
Let's be honest, you wouldn't expect an agency called Brazen to sit on the fence, would you? We're PASSIONATE and determined people. We won't apologise for being tenacious in our approach and uncompromising in our counsel. Sure, it might make you feel a tad uncomfortable, but we believe that comfort zones are, well.
Let's be honest, you wouldn't expect an agency called Brazen to sit on the fence, would you? We're PASSIONATE and determined people. We won't apologise for being tenacious in our approach and uncompromising in our counsel. Sure, it might make you feel a tad uncomfortable, but we believe that comfort zones are, well.
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Brazen officially ranks among the UK's Top 120 PR Agencies - only 1 of 4 Manchester PR agencies to be listed. Brazen is also a Top 10 Consumer PR Agency Outside London; one of the Top 20 Agencies Outside London; and was Highly Commended as being the Best PR Agency Outside London by PR Week.
The world of traditional Public Relations services has changed beyond total recognition since we opened for business almost two decades ago, but one thing has never changed.The Big Idea. Our passion for it is wired into our DNA. Born originally in Manchester in 2001 and now with 35+ staff and 60+ clients working across two continents, we've consistently delivered multi-award-winning PR campaigns for our top-notch clients.
The world of traditional Public Relations services has changed beyond total recognition since we opened for business almost two decades ago, but one thing has never changed.The Big Idea. Our passion for it is wired into our DNA. Born originally in Manchester in 2001 and now with 35+ staff and 60+ clients working across two continents, we've consistently delivered multi-award-winning PR campaigns for our top-notch clients.
Home to Factory Records, Rolls Royce, the first computer, atomic theory, vegetarianism, the Football League, Emmeline Pankhurst, Top of the Pops, wonder material Graphene, and of course, Coronation Street. Mancunians proudly claim that Manchester is the best city in the UK, citing its innovation and history, its friendliness and nightlife.
When we proudly opened our sister agency in Dubai in 2015, Brazen was welcomed as 'The Hot New Addition' to the PR scene by leading industry website, The Media Network. From our stunning office in Dubai's Media City we've grown to a ten-strong, multi-cultural team, representing many of the region's most famous and beloved brands including The Walt Disney Company MENA, Atlantis The Palm, Madame Tussauds and Abu Dhabi's The Galleria shopping mall.
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We offer great salaries with performance-based bonuses; hybrid working (mix of WFH & from the Brazen Ideas Factory); an in-house Wellbeing & Life Coach; a Training & Skills academy; PDP's & twice yearly reviews; a Buddy & Mentor scheme; plus a host of other 'Zen' benefits including Monthly Wellbeing Time, Choose-You Days, Monthly Team Huddles, Thursday Zoom Drinks, Blue Sky Time, Duvet Days, Internal Monthly Awards and much more.
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Sarah Karmazyn
Jan 25, 2020
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Emma James
Nov 30, 2019
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Emma Trimble
Sep 28, 2019
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Aug 26, 2019
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David Winterton
Jan 03, 2018
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Neil Carr
Oct 14, 2017
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Ph Creative
Dec 28, 2014
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Matthew McKenna
Dec 27, 2014
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My experience with Brazen PR revolved around a graduate role for which Gary Bramwell interviewed me. This was in July 2013. Gary invited me in after he- presumably- was impressed with my CV and my covering email. The interview gave me the impression that he was considering me for the role. Little did I know, however, that Gary would eventually reject me- for not having enough experience. His reason left me feeling dumbfounded. Why would someone offer me an interview if my level of experience does not fulfil their standards? What would they gain from such a situation? The whole situation was unsavoury
