Seven Hills aspires to be Britain’s campaigning company.
It’s a tall order underpinned by a simple ambition, always winning for our clients. It rests on a total commitment to smart thinking and creating impact by inspiring action. That requires a fresh approach to communication and a driving determination to always deliver the best results we can.
We believe that reputation is powerful and precious. Our expertise and proactivity helps clients realise the value of their brands and builds the influence of their identity.
City AM described Seven Hills as a "campaigning force" while Director magazine profiled Seven Hills as having "the vim and enthusiasm of a start-up, but the depth of an older business".
PR Week described us as one of its agencies "to watch out for in 2011" and The Holmes Report said our client portfolio was one "that would be the envy of many larger, better established agencies".
We believe that this is a craft - the communication of stories that help make brands remarkable and make you want to talk about them.
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Doug RichardFounding Dragons' Den panellist and creator of School for Startups
"The most brutally effective PR impact
I’ve ever had. It did the job it needed to do
in a fast, surgical manner.
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Peter Jones CBEDragons’ Den investor
"Seven Hills is helping me to champion enterprise with government, business and media. They are a smart outfit and an exciting business."
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Alain de BottonPhilosopher and Author
"Seven Hills is able to make connections between people that work for everyone. They do this because they are an innately curious and open-minded team. Good things happen when you are in their vicinity. I recommend them highly. "
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Sir Richard Branson
"Disruptive Influence, combines new ideas and practical advice to help anyone interested in running their own business. It celebrates that desire to be disruptive and do something different."
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Wilfred Emmanuel JonesThe Black Farmer
"Seven Hills has the thinking, creativity and contacts to get a big message home. "
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Kamal AhmedBusiness Editor, The Sunday Telegraph
"Seven Hills wanted to do something that broke the mould, it was daring."