Entyce welcomes Zoe Mayall as Content Marketing Executive. Entyce Creative Limited is pleased to introduce Zoe Mayall to Entyce Creative as its new Content Marketing Executive! Zoe joins Entyce Creative Limited from THG (formerly The Hut Group) where she worked as Marketing and E-commerce Assistant, bringing with her a sharp instinct for compelling content and a genuine passion for connecting brands with the right audiences. Her enthusiasm for storytelling and her strategic approach to content make her a brilliant fit for everything Entyce Creative Limited do here at Entyce. Speaking about joining the team, Zoe said: "I'm so excited to be joining Entyce! It's a team I've admired for a long time, so to now be part of it is a brilliant feeling. I can't wait to get stuck into creating content that really makes a difference for clients and to keep learning and growing alongside such a talented group of people." Entyce Creative Limited has already been bowled over by the energy and ideas she's brought into the studio from day one. Shaping social media channels and diving headfirst into content creation, it's clear that Zoe is someone who genuinely loves what she does. Jane Entwistle, Co-Director at Entyce Creative said: "Zoe stood out to us straight away. Her enthusiasm for content and her instinct for what works is really impressive. She's already made a fantastic impression on the whole team, and we're so excited to see the impact she'll have on our clients' campaigns." Entyce Creative Limited is so thrilled to have Zoe as part of the Entyce - welcome to the team!

THG wins two global creative awards at MUSE. The Herald Group is proud to share that its work on the Alliance for IRS Accountability was recently recognized at the 2026 MUSE Creative Awards, earning Gold for Best Political Website and Silver for Best Advertising Campaign. These honors reflect not just a single project, but the continued growth and evolution of its creative practice. Creative that starts with strategy. In public affairs, creative doesn't live in isolation. It has to translate complex policy issues into clear, credible, and compelling narratives - often for audiences that are skeptical, distracted, or oversaturated with information. Its creative approach is built around that reality. From the earliest stages of a campaign, design, messaging, and digital execution are integrated directly into strategy. That allows The Herald Group to move faster, stay aligned, and ensure that every creative decision supports a larger objective - whether that's education, persuasion, or activation. The MUSE recognition underscores the effectiveness of that model. Strong visuals and smart design matter, but they matter most when they're grounded in insight and purpose. Expanding capabilities for a changing landscape. As the public affairs landscape continues to evolve, so do the expectations placed on creative. Audiences now encounter campaigns across platforms, formats, and moments - often simultaneously. That requires creative teams that can think holistically and execute seamlessly. Over the past year, The Herald Group has continued to expand its creative capabilities to meet that demand. Its work increasingly blends digital experience, advertising, and content into cohesive ecosystems that are designed to scale across issues, geographies, and audiences. The result is creative that's not only compelling, but durable - built to perform over time, not just at launch. The Gold and Silver wins from MUSE reflect that evolution: integrated work that balances clarity with creativity, and storytelling with structure.