Yet second agency in Spain and in Belgium / France connected to Improve Communication Network

Friday, 23 September 2011

International chain of communication agencies further expanding:

The international communication network Improve Communication Network with its main office in Amsterdam, has after having connected the Spanish communication agency Do it. in Madrid, now also welcomed the PR agencies NUMA in Barcelona and De Langhe PR in Brussels/Paris to its ever expanding network.

With the two new additions the total number of agencies within ICN amounts to nine: The Netherlands, Belgium (2), France, Germany, Italy, UK and Spain (2). The connected Spanish agencies operate on distinctive markets: a lot of B2B (NUMA) and on the other side: tourism, aviation, hotel industry, etc (Do it.).

De Langhe PR focuses from its offices in Brussels and Paris on the Belgian/French and on the Northern African markets, both being emerging and interesting.

Ocky Wiemeyer, founder-partner of ICN commented on the new connections: "With NUMA and de Langhe becoming part of ICN we will be ready to react to any of the communication demands of our principals in a strong international network. 'Going beyond' in PR and communication are the key words here. NUMA and De Langhe PR are a perfect fit in our already existing network and client base."

Donald Heering, ICN in Brussels on the connection of De Langhe PR: "We are thrilled that de Langhe PR has joined. The agency has top lifestyle accounts in France and also focuses on the Northern African market, which we thus far did not tackle. I am convinced that, with these new partners, our international proposition to clients in those markets becomes stronger."

Nuria Nieto of NUMA in Barcelona explained: "ICN is an ambitious network of dedicated communication agencies. I feel that we fit in perfectly. Our goal is to grow on an international level being able to offer a pan-European service. With ICN this is absolutely feasible."

Marie Laure De Langhe of de Langhe PR added: "In a fast changing world raising new markets, it is the right time to build an international network cross fertilizing not only senior expertise, but also cultures and creative approaches. Joining ICN we can really proof ourselves on the lifestyle market and become an important player on the emerging Northern African market. I am thrilled about that, because I see ample opportunities."