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Marketing roadshow specialist EMS has been contracted to manage the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF’s) award-winning Heart Health roadshow for another 12 months. EMS has managed the charity’s national roadshow since 2009. It strategically targets UK regions most at-risk of heart disease and is currently halfway through a tour of the West Midlands. It will hit Northern Ireland for three months on 9……
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Specialist mobile accommodation provider EMS has won a major contract to supply a unit that will help medical consultants save the sight of thousands of patients while saving them a trip of up to 84 miles for treatment.…
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EMS has won a contract to provide a mobile ‘stop smoking’ roadshow campaign for a primary care trust in south east London.…
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EMS is to launch the biggest face-to-face awareness-raising campaign ever undertaken by the British Heart Foundation charity, in a bid to reach 600,000 people at risk of heart disease.…
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EMS has successfully passed a tough three-day ISO audit of its quality, environmental and health and safety standards, winning praise for ‘comprehensive staff training’ and ‘clear and continual improvement’ in the company’s drive to maintain excellence.…
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The Angina Monologues provided the perfect platform to promote the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) Heart Health roadshow when it took its own starring role outside the Theatre Royal Haymarket this weekend.…
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EMS has won accolades in the prestigious 2010 UK Event and Field Marketing Awards for its social marketing outreach roadshow for the British Heart Foundation (BHF).…
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EMS is launching an intensive three-week field marketing campaign for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) in the run-up to Christmas, as it builds on previous highly successful work for the charity.…
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EMS has put a new ‘spin’ on the British Heart Foundation’s national Heart Health roadshow, which visits South Wales this month.…
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Cancer is an illness that affects all of our lives, one way or another; and an article this month in the influential Health Service Journal (HSJ) by John Baron, the chair of the all-party parliamentary group on cancer analyses why the UK still lags behind the rest of Europe for cancer survival rates. The real problem is that it takes too long for people to be diagnosed in the first place. Raising……
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