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For High Tech, Clean Tech and Life Science companies, LTC provides strategical and tactical PR, social media and marketing communica-
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Founded in 1995 by Lucy Turpin, LTC provides services for High Tech, Clean Tech and Life Science companies which require Press Relations, Public Relations and other MarCom services in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. LTC PR and MarCom services are applied to introduce and build client name, brand recognition and product awareness within the German-speaking editorial and other relevant communities, thereby influencing the Decision-to-Buy.
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LTC NEWSLTC Clients on Top Infoworld, provider of in-depth technical analysis on key products, solutions, and technologies enabling sound buying decisions and business benefit recently released a list of valuable tools for managing business Macs. Two of LTC's clients were among the top 12 support providers listed: LANDesk and Flexera. DID YOU KNOW?Waste Not, Want Not Germany is aiming to recycle at least 65% of all its municipal water and recover at least 70% of all its construction and demolition waste by 2020 and hopefully set high environmental and sustainability standards in the process. Set in Munich, the IFAT Entsorga trade fair for water, sewage waste and raw materials management this week is proving to be an outstanding showcase and meeting ground for over 2,900 exhibitors from 54 countries. Both Lucy and Thomas are at the show and can be reached at 0171 732 6468 to discuss how to create value and recognition for your company within your target groups in the German market – be they municipalities, hospitals, or energy, landfill and other providers.
In Person is Important In the hustle and bustle of everyday business life, many people claim to miss the personal touch - with colleagues, partners and even their customers. Although emails, Skype or telephone calls are convenient ways of communicating, they really only create the illusion of a face-to-face meeting. There are reasons for meeting in person, good reasons: You’re off the record – people can tell you more than on the phone in offices they share with their colleagues. Small talk, too, might not be as small when you’re sitting right across from someone: Visual impressions – your clothes, your office environment or just the choice of the meeting place – go a long way in anchoring you in the mind of another person. We agree, good relationships need to be personal, and business relationships are no exception. If you’re interested in knowing more, here’s where you can find more. |
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