The Big Cat Communications team has worked on a breadth of clients ranging from charities and international events to education and B2B. This section of the website will offer you an insight into some of our campaigns, detailing how the Communications team take a brief and turn it into a highly successful campaign, surpassing client expectations on all levels.
Birmingham YMCA appointed Big Cat Communication to handle community relations with residents in the Erdington area, ahead of the charity’s bid to build a new multimillion pound accommodation and leisure facility in the area.
Big Cat Communication was appointed to create recognition for Birmingham City Council staff that go the extra mile to make life better for the citizens of Birmingham.
Big Cat Communication was appointed to generate a buzz around the U R A Star concert for schools held at Birmingham’s NIA in March 2009.
Big Cat Communication was appointed in January 2008 to boost the profile of privately owned estate, Hagley Hall, as a corporate and events venue
Birmingham’s first digital festival celebrating the region’s leading screen and digital media practitioners and designed to help regional SME’s engage with digital media.
The UK’s most diverse city centre festival, Gigbeth, is now in its fourth successful year.
Europe’s largest indoor fun fair which took place at the NEC in Birmingham.
Big Cat Communication were tasked by Birmingham City Council with promoting the £31million Working Neighbourhoods Fund and the many businesses that received help and support as part of the program.
Bodies Revealed has been a globally successful exhibition with over 15 million visitors worldwide.
Birmingham City Council appointed Big Communications to deliver a regional PR campaign for the 2008 Creative City Awards
Big Cat Communication was appointed to promote this interactive entertainment experience through regional, national and trade media in order to create hype around its UK début in Birmingham City Centre.
Big Cat Communication was appointed to create an interactive and informative social media campaign that would raise awareness about CSI: The Experience.
Big Cat Communication was tasked with implementing a multi-platform social media campaign to raise awareness of the Bodies Revealed Exhibition.
Big Cat Communication was appointed by the NEC Group to promote Funworld, Europe’s largest indoor funfair through an intensive and highly visual social media campaign.
Big Cat Communication was appointed to provide PR support for community arts based project, Beyond Bricks through regional, national and broadcast media.
Big Cat Communication was tasked with raising awareness of the 2010 SHOUT Festival both regionally and nationally. The campaign ran for two months and achieved a number of features on the BBC.
Monster Energey Extreme Freestylers Tour features 4 hours of death defying stunts and music acts. Big Cat Group were appointed to provide PR, marketing, design and social media support.
Summer 2011 saw Big Cat Group do its part for the Olympics with the running of Jamaica Live, a one-day Caribbean festival in Birmingham City Centre.
2011 was a historic year for Bournville College as it launched it’s new £66million campus in Longbridge, which of course needed a stunning launch party organised by Big Cat Group.
With so much technology out there, it’s often quite hard for businesses to decide what they should be doing. To help shine some light down the tunnel, Big Cat assisted in the running of Hello Culture, Birmingham’s biggest digital conference.
