Liquid PR

Birmingham business recognised as best communications consultancy outside of London

Birmingham-based communications consultancy, Liquid, has been named ‘Best Agency Outside of London’ at the PRWeek Awards 2021.

The winners of the industry-recognised awards, which celebrate the very best PR and communications professionals and their work, were announced during a ceremony at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London last night (Wednesday 20October).

The event saw Liquid recognised for its commercial achievements, creative successes, and innovative response to the Covid-19 pandemic – where it invested in its people more than ever before.

The award win builds on Liquid’s success this year and follows the company ranking at number 109 in the PRWeek Top 150 tables – up 17 places from 2020. The company was also ranked 5th nationally for public sector engagement.

Liquid CEO, Elisabeth Lewis-Jones, commented: “After what has been a difficult 18 months of uncertainty for many businesses, we’re so proud to have been recognised for the strength of our business by being named ‘Best Agency Outside of London’.

“This award is testament to the determination, hard work, and exceptional talent within our team and the win was made all the better by being able to celebrate with colleagues and like-minded industry professionals in person at the awards ceremony in London.”

For more information about Liquid, please visit: www.weareliquid.com

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