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PR agency Fortitude Communications celebrates five year milestone

8 June 2022
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Oxford-based PR agency Fortitude Communications is celebrating its five-year anniversary.

Fortitude has built a strong reputation for delivering strategic communications, content creation, social media management, media relations and video services to businesses and charities.

The agency, based on the Oxford Business Park in Cowley, Oxford, is focused on continued client delivery, growth and job creation.

Fortitude works with some of the region’s leading companies including Oxford Bus Company, Ignite Training, OX IT Solutions and the Sheehan Group.

It also has a strong presence in the sports sector representing clients including Oxford Speedway, Oxford United in the Community, Towcester Racecourse and London Broncos.

It prides itself on delivering a high level of service and expertise to help organisations build their profile and engage their audience. It operates regionally, nationally and internationally.

Fortitude was founded in 2017 by former Oxford United Managing Director and Daily Mirror journalist Greig Box Turnbull. He is also a director of Oxford City Stars ice hockey club and Vice Chair of Oxford United in the Community.

Mr Box Turnbull said: “The key to our success has been developing a talented team and constantly delivering high quality results for our clients. It has been quite a journey and I’m proud we have established ourselves in the business, charity and sports sectors as a high-quality PR and Communications service provider.

“We have adapted to ensure we stay on top of trends and the market; this has seen us add drone, video, photography and social media management services to our core offerings. This has enabled us to provide a fully rounded communications service to clients.

“The demand for overall storytelling, including website content creation, social media management and video production is growing. Digital provides a wonderful opportunity for businesses to communicate and engage, but the need for quality delivery is higher than ever as today’s audience is very discerning.”

Fortitude was founded with a vision to make a difference by helping organisations communicate effectively via creative campaigns and strong storytelling.

“Storytelling is at the heart of what we do,” said Mr Box Turnbull.

“We pride ourselves on helping organisations define how to communicate who they are, what to say, to who and when. There are so many ways to share stories now that ensuring campaigns are impactful and integrated is vital.”

Creating a positive culture has been important to Mr Box Turnbull.

He added: “We’re a people business. As a team we have a supportive culture, both in terms of how we interact together, but also how we treat our clients. We’re relationship-focused and uphold a culture where everyone matters.

“Delivering a consistent service and results combined with imparting our expertise and advice quickly and clearly have been key reasons why our client retention rate is high.”

Fortitude is also passionate about its community and supports charities and local sports clubs. Some of the charities is has supported include Oxford Hospitals Charity, be Free Young Careers, Assisted Reading for Children, Against Breast Cancer, Oxford United in the Community, Oxfordshire Mind, The Injured Jockeys’ fund, Young Art Oxford, Helen & Douglas House and Ronald MacDonald House.

It has also sponsored Banbury United FC’s U14s, Oxford City FC’s U12s and Oxford City Stars.


Peter Davison is deputy editor of The Business Magazine. He has spent his life in journalism – doing work experience in newsrooms in and around Bristol while still at school, and landing his first job on a local newspaper aged 19. By 28 he was the youngest newspaper editor in the country.

An early advocate of online news, he spent the first years of the 2000s telling his bosses that the internet posed both the biggest opportunity and greatest threat to the newspaper industry and the art of journalism. He was right on both counts.

Since 2006 he has enjoyed a career as a freelance journalist. He lives in rural Wiltshire with one wife, two children, and three cats.

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