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Bellenden Public Affairs joins APPC
APPC Membership
The Association of Professional Political Consultants is delighted to welcome into membership Bellenden Public Affairs.
Bellenden Public Affairs is a £750,000 agency celebrating its third anniversary in February 2009. Its team of 20 consultants provides expertise in the fields of public affairs, planning and corporate communications. With offices in London and Scotland, it has delivered successful campaigns at all levels – from grassroots to pan-European.
Commenting on Bellenden Public Affairs’ decision to apply for APPC membership, Managing Director Mark Glover said:
“Given the speed of growth of Bellenden Public Affairs, our senior management team felt that now is the right time to join the APPC. This reinforces our commitment to transparency already highlighted by the longstanding incorporation of the CIPR code of conduct into our operational guidelines.”
Commenting on Bellenden joining, APPC Chair, Robbie MacDuff, said:
“We are delighted that another firm has joined APPC, demonstrating the importance of APPC’s self-regulatory regime.”