Marketing-communications agency Jam has been appointed by CES Power - a leading provider of bespoke temporary power solutions across Europe, the UK and the USA. Jam has been charged with delivering a strategic B2B PR programme designed to strengthen the company’s profile within the large scale events and complex industrial projects space.
With a focus on sustainability, CES builds tailored temporary power solutions that support some of the world's most high-profile live events, festivals and broadcast operations.
Through a targeted communications programme, Jam will work to raise awareness of CES’s expertise and capabilities, positioning the business as a trusted partner across the sectors it serves. The campaign will focus on proactive media relations, thought leadership and industry insight to build credibility with key stakeholders and decision-makers.
Jam’s proven experience delivering B2B communications for complex sectors was a key factor in securing the brief. The agency will translate CES’s technical expertise into compelling narratives that resonate with trade media, industry partners and potential clients.
Jaime Gee, Managing Director at Jam, said: “CES is a business with real expertise and a strong story to tell. Our role is to ensure that story reaches the right audiences in a way that builds credibility and supports their continued growth. Strategic PR is about much more than coverage - it’s about positioning a business as a trusted authority within its sector, and that’s exactly what we’ll be doing here.”
Emma Topping, Marketing Director of CES Power, commented: “Jam’s strategic approach and strong understanding of how to translate technical expertise into compelling stories made them a natural partner for us. We’re excited to work together to raise awareness of CES and the work we do.”
The appointment further strengthens Jam’s portfolio of B2B communications clients and reflects the agency’s growing reputation for delivering strategic PR programmes that build brand authority and support long-term business growth.
