Bath-based PR agency Geometry has secured two new clients to join its increasingly locally focussed client portfolio.
Interaction of Bath and Guyers House Hotel follow the addition of Clarks Village, MF Freeman and the Chippenham BID this year to Geometry’s stable.
Milsom Street-based InterAction of Bath was founded in 1991 by Dr David Usher and has established itself as a leading authority on ergonomics and human factors. 
It advises a range of organisations on user-centred design, safety case development, usability testing, and even Human Factors Integration in large military contracts. Geometry has been retained to build InterAction of Bath’s profile and help the company expand into new markets.
Guyers House Hotel & Restaurant in Corsham opened as a three-star hotel in 2011. The venue has already acquired two AA Rosettes and a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. Geometry will raise awareness of the venue locally, regionally and nationally to the consumer and corporate markets – the hotel has a large conference facility suitable for weddings, conferences and other events which the owners feel has been underused.
Geometry managing director Linda Donaldson, pictured, said: “InterAction of Bath and Guyers House Hotel & Restaurant illustrate the broad range of the agency’s capabilities. We have many years’ experience of working with clients who have a highly specialised and technical offer, such as InterAction of Bath, and the team is highly skilled at taking a complicated message and then simplifying and amplifying it.
“At the same time we have a rich heritage in building brand awareness and reputation for essentially strong consumer brands such as Guyers House. Both new clients have exciting services and it we are looking forward to helping both to develop their businesses through structured and well managed PR campaigns.
“As an agency we have managed to establish ourselves as one of the South West’s leading PR agencies and, as the team is committed to the city or Bath and the region, we are thrilled to be increasingly working with local businesses.
“It is crucial for the economic wellbeing of the South West that local brands both reach out to do business on the broader national stage, as well as using local suppliers where possible. In this way we can all work together to build the local economy.”
