Press Release, 3rd october 2023 - Epresspack, SaaS Newsroom and PR Software solutions for PR and communications professionals, partners with 11 new clients to begin a positive start to the Autumn period: CLUB MED adopts epresspack’s technology to transform its corporate site into a content engine, creating a Media Hub for journalists and global influencers, CHRISTIE'S, the leading auction house, the REMY COINTREAU group with 13 brands and luxury brand GUCCI (Kering) are also added to epresspack’s prestigious client portfolio.
In addition to this are, two new brands from the Richemont group: Watch manufacturer Roger Dubuis and fashion designer Maison Alaïa, the Walibi amusement parks (Compagnie des Alpes) and AdVini, a producer and distributor of local wines are all adding to epresspack’s client roster in France.
In the UK and Switzerland, truck manufacturer Scania (Volkswagen), trade retailer Screwfix (Kingfisher), automotive risk intelligence specialist, Thatcham Research and luxury jewellery and watchmaker Charriol join the pool of epresspack’s 350 customers.
These new media newsrooms – equipped with epresspack technology and services – are now live or soon to launch in the coming weeks.
Based in Paris, London and Milan, epresspack serves a growing international client base. The company has annual recurring revenue 19% year on year on the first half of 2023 and is on track to meet its objective of 30% growth by the close of 2023.
About epresspack:
Epresspack delivers Newsroom and PR Software solutions dedicated to the press relations and public relations functions of brands and companies, with a full range of capabilities (publication and accessibility of content, distribution, registration, audience analysis, CRM and workflow management). Epresspack supports the digitization of communication departments and press services of over 350 customers internationally including Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Dove, Aston Martin, EDF, Ariane Space, Ineos, Dorchester Collection, Ascot, Campari... Founded by Antoun Sfeir in 2011, the company, headquartered in Paris, with offices in London and Milan, employs around 50 people.
