El Joins The Team
Jan 2021

Osuno has received a trunk full of inspiration and support. A great friend Jo Slade at Every Eventuality Ltd has adopted The Elephant Family at Amboseli National Park, Kenya for Osuno with the Born Free Foundation. Jo and Born Free sent El to the Osuno Marketing office recently. El is now a symbol of inspiration, conservation, adoption and support.

Elephants are known for their empathy, understanding and excellent social and communication skills. Osuno is the Twi word for Elephant, Twi is a Ghanaian language. Osuno Marketing will continue to support elephant charities by donating 1% of profits to them annually.

Thank you Jo

From Little Acorns
Dec 2020

Osuno are proud and excited to be bringing benefits to our first client, Harrier. Harrier provides health and safety support and training for small businesses and events; they can support events in church halls and carry out planning and documentation for multi-national live music tours, they could be working with a local food festival or an international multisport event. In recent months there has been a focus on enabling events such as a drive-in cinema in Surrey with Snappin’ Turtle and supporting professional sports clubs with their activities.

We started by listening to Harrier’s founders, owners, staff and close partners and as a result have developed Harrier’s language and positioning and updated the website and social comms accordingly. Osuno plans to raise awareness of Harrier and the new products they are developing by activating, PR, SEO, a Blog, advertising, email and analysis as appropriate.

We’re working together to ensure people and businesses can now and, in the future, work, operate and welcome customers in a safe environment.

While Osuno are All Ears and Big Ideas, Harrier Simplify Health & Safety to Strengthen Your Business! 

Channel 4 News
Nov 2020

Channel 4 News and Dave Young have been round, we talked about Covid, the economy, changes and starting a new business during Lockdown. Our stroll around Liverpool was broadcast on Tuesday night, you can view it at the C4 News site or on YouTube. Understandably, as it wasn't an advert, the bits where I mentioned setting up my own business and giving myself a job were edited out. I feel for those that are struggling with family budgets and those that are having to sell their possessions.
My perspective and not part of the piece is and was, “Glass half full or half empty? If you take the glass away, I’ll get a new one and fill it right up. I have set up a business and given myself a job.”
I appreciate setting up a business is not the solution for everyone’s situation. Nothing lasts forever and we will get out of this.