We’re confident about our contribution to AMEC, says Ayeni, BHM Founder

The Founder of BlackHouse Media, BHM, Ayeni Adekunle, has expressed confidence in the contribution of the global public relations and communications consultancy firm to International Association for the Measurement and Evaluation of Communication, AMEC.

Adekunle made the comment just as BHM became one of the first PR firms in Africa to join AMEC. The integrated PR firm operating out of Africa and the United Kingdom joins a league of reputable multinationals operating under AMEC, such as The World Bank, United Nations, Golin, Ketchum, Hill+Knowlton, WE Communications, and Omnicom.

Renowned for its transformative research work, BHM’s unmatched proficiency in utilising data for market growth inspired its decision to become a member of AMEC, the world’s largest media intelligence and insights professional organisation representing more than 160 members in 86 countries worldwide.

AMEC’s framework for member organisations extends to the provision of integrated measurement and planning tools, and effective guidelines for PR professionals to advance their work. Speaking on the membership, BHM Founder, Ayeni Adekunle says “This decision has been a long time coming.

“We are excited that our dedicated framework of employing verifiable research for market growth will benefit greatly from this membership and further drive our commitment to people development. “We are also confident about the contribution we’ll be making to the fantastic work AMEC is doing,” he adds.