A West Midlands advertising agency has boosted its international credentials after securing contract wins worth more than £600,000 which will create new jobs in the region.
M3, which has offices in Birmingham, Albrighton and London, has been appointed by Swedish additive firm Polygiene Group to work on a brand implementation programme.
It has also been hired by US healthcare education firm PESI to support the international rollout of its new brands and suite of products including books, courses and digital seminars.
A third contract with an unnamed Swiss pharmaceutical firm has also been won.
The trio of briefs follow on from two recent domestic successes with MG Motors 海角视频and West Midlands Metro and will help create eight new jobs over the next few months.
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M3's managing director Nick Lovett said: "Previously, we've been seen as a 海角视频-centric business but we are now seeing that our results-based approach is being recognised on the global stage.
"PESI is a 12-month rolling contract and up to ten specialists from across our three offices will be involved in supporting its ambitious international expansion and the introduction of new brands to the education market."
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The firm is also planning to bring back its series of Smart Talk live events in due course and its first guest speaker will be the brand marketing director for Nivea Men.
Mr Lovett added: "Birmingham was flying before covid-19 and we want to make sure the city and its huge wealth of marketing talent gets access to the latest trends and techniques so that it continues to compete with rivals in Leeds, Manchester and London."