The year has only just begun, and already Flow has lots in store for 2013.
“I am certain that 2013 will be a good year for Flow. We have fantastic staff and wonderful clients, and have managed to build a serious track record for ourselves over the past seven years,” says Flow CEO Tara Turkington.
According to Tara, Flow is in a really good space. However, this doesn’t mean there’s any room for complacency, and it’s full steam ahead, as usual, for 2013.
Flow has managed to develop a large portfolio of clients it intends to keep happy. Below is a sneak peek of what you can expect from Flow in 2013.
Flow will be working on a Sasol Mining campaign in Secunda and Sasolburg. The campaign encompasses 29 locations, and includes branding, signage and posters, among other collateral.
Mobile web and e-commerce in South Africa are going big, and Flow intends to be a part of this. A lot more people are using their cellphones to access the internet and have become more comfortable with performing online transactions. Flow will be doing a lot of mobile web developments and exploring e-commerce opportunities.
Project manager Roshni Nana says: “2013 will see the company continue to grow – not only in size, but in its offerings, levels of service, expertise and quality.”
Flow will also be working on a website for Riverfields, a new development project near OR Tambo International Airport, and the SA Heart Foundation site, to name but a few.
Collective Cow, Flow’s sister company that offers drastically discounted deals on a wide range of products and services, also expects to see growth this year and will continue to provide great bargains to its ever-growing herd of customers.
Flow Exhibitions is currently working on revamping parts of the Ditsong Museum of Natural History, and Flow PR is looking to further expand its growing list of valued clients and consolidate its position in the PR space.