Editorial agency lands major deal

An editorial design agency based in Otley has secured a big internal communications contract with a telecoms giant formed following the Orange and T-Mobile merger.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Dec 2010, 13:12 BST
Updated 16th Dec 2010, 13:13 BST

Words&Pictures has been hired by Everything Everywhere to produce its bi-monthly employee magazine Everyone and supporting online material.

Seven national agencies were invited to present their approach and creativity in a pitch process that lasted three months, for what is one of the biggest internal communications contracts within the sector this year.

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Words&Pictures won the contract after impressing the judging panel by producing a fully-printed version of the magazine and an online video.

Tony Layton, Words&Pictures managing director, hailed the win as an "amazing team effort".

He said: "We're looking to produce internal communications solutions for Everything Everywhere which will now compete on a global stage."

Stuart Jackson, brand communications director of Everything Everywhere, said the agency won the contract thanks to "a mix of energy, creativity, spirit and determination".

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Words&Pictures has won almost 100 awards for editorial design in just eight years, and its other clients include Boots and Asda.

The agency employs a full-time team of 30 designers, journalists, copywriters, editors and project managers.

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