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Laverick Media Communications establishes two specialist business divisions to accommodate future growth

June 2015 News

Specialist PR and advertising agency, Laverick Media Communications (LMC), has announced the establishment of two divisions – LMC PR and LMC Creative – effective from 1 May.

CEO Sonia Laverick explains that there are three main reasons behind the restructuring: “Firstly, we would like to offer an even more specialised PR and advertising service to our clients, secondly, we plan to expand our current marketing offering, and finally, the restructure will accommodate future growth within the company.”

The LMC team.
The LMC team.

LMC’s two new divisions are managed by competent and highly experienced personnel. Graphic designer, Melissa Ferreira, and advertising manager, Wilson Malete, head up LMC Creative which is based on the East Rand. The LMC PR office in the north of Johannesburg is managed by Laverick, together with Thembekile Ntuli and Olivia Maduna. Morgan Brink will be touching on both divisions as both writer and photographer.

It is the aim of each division to maintain the high standards that LMC has become known and respected for:

• Affordable, results-driven B2B marketing solutions that include both a professional PR service as well as targeted and creative advertising.

• Technical writing skills.

• Advertising – from concept and design to media bookings – online and print.

• Creative design and repro services.

• Excellent knowledge of, and solid relationships with, B2B trade magazines.

• Professional photographic and videography service (including training videos).

• Function and trade show coordination.

• Social media.

“The restructuring will help to bring us closer to our clients, speed up response times and enable us to keep our overheads down, so that we can offer our clients top quality, results-driven marketing services at highly competitive rates,” concludes Laverick.

For more information contact Laverick Media Communications, +27 (0)11 027 8880, [email protected], www.laverickmedia.co.za





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