Clean Design Announces Public Relations Director
Raleigh, N.C., September 16, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Award-winning brand agency Clean Design is pleased to announce the addition of Megan Henderson as Public Relations Director. This hire further demonstrates the agency's expanding public relations offerings.
Henderson joins Clean Design after owning her own communications firm for nearly nine years, specializing in public relations, content development, brand strategy, event design and management, and social media. Throughout her 19-year career, she has helped grow and promote global, national, and local clients across a wide variety of industries including consumer, real estate, solid waste management, health and wellness, non-profit, hospitality, entertainment, and more.
"Megan and her impressive background bring an enormous amount of expertise and talent to our team," said Natalie Perkins, Clean Design CEO. "We are thrilled to have her here to further expand our full-service offerings, providing an all-inclusive approach for clients."
Already making exceptional contributions, Henderson currently provides public relations strategy, along with counsel and service, to a number of Clean Design clients including Yadkin Bank, Lenovo, Parker Poe, Lonerider, and Riverbark.
"It is an exciting time of growth for Clean Design and the positive energy is contagious," said Henderson. "I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experience to strengthen the agency's public relations capabilities and increase our clients' national and regional footprints."
About Clean Design
Clean Design is an award-winning brand + design agency with a diverse client portfolio featuring Red Hat, Lenovo, Yadkin Bank, Duke Raleigh Hospital, UNC Kenan-Flagler, and Lonerider. Ranked the #1 design firm in the Triangle for the past five years, the agency offers integrated marketing solutions including branding, advertising, digital marketing, graphic design, public relations, media planning, and content. A woman-owned business, Clean Design has been awarded HUB certification by the State of North Carolina.