About Us |
Thought Bubble has undertaken projects for a range of clients from across Australia and Asia (and one in Budapest!) spanning professional services, energy, mining and resources, major infrastructure / construction, creative, health and pharmaceutical, information technology, property, retail, not-for-profit and government.
Thought Bubble clients:
- Large enterprise, SME and SMB markets (average 500+ employees) as an extension of the marketing department
- Businesses that usually outsource their marketing and communications activities.
Thought Bubble is managed by Nyree McKenzie, hwo has more than 15 years' experience in the field of marketing and communication. She holds a Master of Business (Marketing - Deans Award) and Bachelor of Business (Public Relations) from the Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia.
Nyree was featured as the 'mum' in the Courier Mail's 2008 and 2009 'Have a View Everyday' brand advertising campaign across print, broadcast, billboard and point-of-sale. View the TVC. She has been re-signed and will be seen again throughout 2010.
Thought Bubble is regularly engaged to work on large scale tenders, proposals and pitches, as well as other more non-traditional strategic marketing activities such as website content (biographies, feature articles, e-newsletters, blogs) and business development "must haves" such as case studies, CVs, project sheets and credentials. More recently, Thought Bubble has been requested to mentor and train business development teams on best practice tendering techniques.
Thought Bubble has a proven track record of client retention (many of which have been on board since the company formed in 2003) with new business mostly sourced from referrals.
Sample of marketing and communications awards won by Thought Bubble:
- Australasian Reporting Awards – Silver Award, Annual Report
- Institute of Internal Auditors (Queensland) Public Sector Awards – Certificate of Merit, Annual Report
- Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA) – Gold Award, Research Category
- Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA) – Highly Commented, PR Print Support Material Category