Kenny Lim
Jan 21, 2009

Lee Hwa retains Fulford PR in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Leading fine jewellery retailer, Lee Hwa, has retained Fulford Public Relations for another year to reinforce its communications in the consumer and luxury public relations segments in Singapore.

Lee Hwa retains Fulford PR in Singapore
Kean Ng, Lee Hwa’s assistant business director sees Fulford playing a more vital role in 2009 and said: “We have had a very good working relationship with Fulford PR and definitely see this relationship further strengthening as the New Year throws up bigger challenges.”

Fulford PR’s managing director, Linda Fulford said, “We are proud to having Lee Hwa onboard for the third year running. We look forward to working even more closely with Lee Hwa this year to further cement their position as Singapore’s leading jewellery retailer.”

Fulford counted a successful 2008 with the jewellery brand through launching key events for the brand’s Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter collections as well as the unveiling of the sophomore collection from its collaboration with local artistic personality Dick Lee.

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