PR Newswire’s Meet the Media Event – An Evening With Marie Claire Magazine

PR Newswire’s Meet the Media Event – An Evening With Marie Claire Magazine

The first Meet the Media of 2013 featured Marie Claire, the largest fashion “glossy” in the UK reaching over 2 million people a month through its various platforms. The event was held in the sumptuous surroundings of the ballroom of 8 Northumberland Avenue, the greatest surviving Victorian ball room in the country according to English Heritage.


Justine Southall, Publishing Director and Trish Halpin, Editor-in-Chief, Marie Claire.

Trish Halpin, Editor-in-Chief, and Justine Southall, Publishing Director, gave in depth presentations on the Marie Claire brand and platforms with sage advice for PRs on how to increase the chances of getting their content in front of readers both on and off line. Trish also provided a ‘bible’ of the ‘dos’ and ’don’ts’ and the great insider tip of being able to be bribed by the power of cake!’


Trish Halpin, Imogen Powell and Justine Southall.

A lively and interactive Q&A with the audience was followed by drinks, nibbles and networking in the glorious ballroom.


Justine Southall, Garry Durston and Trish Halpin.

The goal of Meet the Media is to enable communications professionals to hear from leading media organisations on how their respective companies work, providing insight into their specialist areas, giving advice on achieving coverage and informing them on effective targeting of journalists within their sector and how to build a mutually beneficial relationship.

The next Meet the Media will be held in London in the spring, details to be announced soon. Further events are planned throughout 2013 in Bangalore, Paris and Milan.

Photographs and videos relating to this release are available for download in the multimedia assets section on the left-hand side of this page.

To register and receive more information on future events email marketinguk@prnewswire.co.uk
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