Claire NorburyAssociate Director
Harry is a financial PR and media strategist who founded Corfin Communications in July 2004, which was acquired by Luther Pendragon in October 2011. Prior to establishing Corfin, Harry was an Associate Partner at Brunswick, which he joined in August 1998 from the International Division of the Adam Smith Institute (ASI) where he had been an international policy advisor for four years.
Over the past fifteen years, Harry has developed and designed successful communication campaigns to raise the profile of organisations, companies and government policies. Other work has included lobbying the UK and European Parliaments and organising study tours for ministers and senior government officials from abroad to the UK.
Harry has been the key PR adviser to many prominent companies including Syngenta, AOL Europe, SMG, Electra Partners Europe, Emblaze, Morgan Crucible, FKI, Smiths Group and Wolfson Microelectronics.
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Publications
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Private Equity’s Opportunity to Shift the Old Narrative
The COVID-19 crisis has prompted a wave of digital transformations across companies.Many employers may not realise it, but by adapting their practices and adopting new digital tools to cope with the current crisis, they have most likely accelerated the digital transformations that have been on boardroom agendas for years.
23rd July 2021 in Corporate Communications -
The post-COVID M&A rush will be filled with failed deals, for one simple reason
The COVID-19 crisis has prompted a wave of digital transformations across companies.Many employers may not realise it, but by adapting their practices and adopting new digital tools to cope with the current crisis, they have most likely accelerated the digital transformations that have been on boardroom agendas for years.
21st June 2021 in Financial PR -
Digital Transformation: from buzzword to imperative
The COVID-19 crisis has prompted a wave of digital transformations across companies.Many employers may not realise it, but by adapting their practices and adopting new digital tools to cope with the current crisis, they have most likely accelerated the digital transformations that have been on boardroom agendas for years.
2nd June 2020 in Corporate Communications