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In recognition of this year’s Black History Month, we wanted to highlight The 10,000 Black Interns Foundation and how they have helped NBU connect with talent. Since 2022, 10,000 Black Intern’s purpose is to transform prospects for young Black people in the UK by securing students and graduates with paid internships across an array of…
Meet Linn Nyrvik who joined last month. Linn joins the Social Media team and loves nothing more than technology (which is handy), London town and strong coffee. She’s going to fit in really well. Tell us about yourself. I’m a small-town girl from Sweden who moved to the city of my dreams 3 years ago…
Today we launched a new face for Nelson Bostock, bringing together the agency, team, clients and our work in a way that allows us proudly to tell you more about the impact we’re making in the world. When Roger Nelson and Martin Bostock set up the agency back in 1987, they intended to generate pitch…
We’ve had some fantastic Summer reads and thought it only fair that we share our suggestions and reviews in time for World Literacy Day. There’s drama, history, literary greats and even some questionable sleuthing. Read on for our addictive page turners – as well as the books we’ll be donating to the local charity shop….
One of the most famous titles in work-themed self-help literature has to be “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie. It’s all about dealing with people, making them like you, and generally being a leader. In many ways, it’s a book about how to be a successful extravert. Dale Carnegie’s book is…
We’ve had some great news to start the year – we can officially announce that Nelson Bostock Group Unlimited, (including NBU, Fever and Things Unlimited) has been awarded TWO STARS in the Best Companies survey. This means we’ve been rated as an ‘Outstanding Place to Work’. We’re a company built on the principle of putting…
It’s awards season! The glitz and the glamour. The lights and the cameras. The red carpet, the anticipation, the hopes and the dreams. The agony and the ecstasy. Will it be heartbreak and a well-practised brave “loser face”? Conversely, will it be glory and the immortality that comes with it? We are of course talking…
We’re a bunch of bookworms here at Nelson Bostock and we’re always looking for recommendations on what to read next. On World Book Day we asked everyone what their favourite read is: “George Orwell’s 1984 – A classic book and fantastic read. Taking into account it was published in 1949, it’s still a frighteningly accurate…