Ree and Tara were on the ground at KBB at the NEC, Birmingham this month, making the most of every conversation in a sector we’re proud to be actively working in. A productive few days catching up with contacts, meeting new brands and gathering valuable insight to bring back to the agency and our clients. Read our PR trends from KBB blog.
Rose Media spent International Women’s Day at Frederick’s in Islington, courtesy of RSW Law. Surrounded by inspiring women, we enjoyed a decadent European lunch and some brilliant conversation. We even learned the art of making our own soy candles, such a fun way to have a creative pause from agency life.
A buzzing event last Thursday morning spent with Year 10 at our local secondary school. Part of Careers Week and supporting the students with their future careers and learning about different sectors and jobs. We have a long relationship with the school and last year we supported three Year 10 students with work placements at our office during the summer.
We spent a fabulous afternoon at Lyca Radio in Docklands yesterday, celebrating International Women’s Day with our client Rhea of Haldiram’s UK, Reena Ranger OBE and Abby Ghafoor OBE. What a line up of immense Asian women! And such a friendly, warm company with a lavish spread just for us! We will be back.
Friday 27th February 2026 – Our Founder Aneela Rose was invited to a Polar Bears International meet-and-greet event this week to better understand what’s really happening in the Arctic (a place very close to Aneela’s heart). Why does this matter to us as a PR agency? We’ve long supported organisations raising awareness of endangered species and fragile environments. If we’re going to tell these stories well, we need to understand the reality behind them, not just the headlines. 🐻❄️
On 28th January, Aneela was privileged to speak to the FUJIFILM global ‘Women in Sonosite’ group on the theme “What strength looks like.” A real-life, lived-in story of how strength can show up as… Quiet endurance… As choosing integrity over applause… As understanding that strength looks different at different stages of your life and career. Thank you for inviting Aneela to speak so freely and to help inspire others.
A recent local ethics in business event gave us plenty to think about, particularly around the growing issue of unused tech and electric waste in the UK. Following an insightful talk from TechTakeBack, we’re strengthening our sustainability approach by donating old equipment responsibly and continuing to make thoughtful choices as a small business.
Today we announce the Rose Media and 427 Marketing partnership, a leading Sussex-based SEO agency specialising in technical optimisation and organic growth. This collaboration strengthens our digital offering, combining Rose Media’s PR and storytelling expertise with 427 Marketing’s full-service SEO skills. From technical audits and site health to keyword strategy and on-page optimisation. Together, we’re giving brands even greater visibility, stronger digital foundations and measurable, long-term results. A powerful new chapter for Rose Media! See what this partnership means for our clients – explore our Partners page >>
Rose Media has done it again, our client Woburn Safari Park’s giraffe surgery news has hit global headlines with an extraordinary story! Sahara, a rare Nubian giraffe, underwent a highly unusual and complex surgery to fix a locked kneecap, a procedure adapted from equine medicine and carried out by a specialist team. Coverage achieved across BBC, ITV, Yahoo, Evening Standard, AOL, MSN, plus major outlets in Canada, Australia and the Middle East. Sahara is recovering well. Wonderful story for us to work on!
A brilliant day for Rose Media at Mechanex Sandown 2025 on 12th November, where our Roses represented our client, Supertracker. We had our automotive PR hats on and connected with key players across the UK automotive aftermarket. From parts distributors, workshop equipment specialists, diagnostic brands, and garage professionals. We’ve loved meeting new people and catching up with Kieran Nee, Editor at PMM.
