HH Global awarded a multi-year contract with Samsung to support artworking services across the UK and Ireland.

HH Global are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a multi-year contract with Samsung to provide artworking services across the UK and Ireland

The award follows a highly competitive tender process, in which we pitched directly against multiple agencies to provide a solution for Samsung’s studio and artworking requirements. Feedback from Samsung confirms that our solution, presentation, and creative delivery was superior to all other agencies invited to bid.

The win demonstrates our ability to successfully diversify and develop existing client relationships, evolving from our original print contract in 2016, through to providing artworking, POS, and marketing materials today.

Michael Keen, Regional CEO, EIMEA at HH Global said “I would like to thank our Samsung team, and everyone involved in the process for securing this additional business. Our expansion with Samsung is a brilliant example of our ability to create strategic partnerships that diversify and develop relationships with existing clients, across our full range of services.”
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