• We will make a film that you can use as an inspirational tool showing the range of your projects, your history, your hard-working staff, or anything else you choose.
• We will write articles for magazines and newspapers, liven up the text on your website, compose your brochures and leaflets, and compile your newsletters.
• We will train your staff to present you and your work to your best advantage.
• We will promote your special events, improve your image and we promise to have fun, getting to know you as clients and as people

	Shirley Mann Owner of Harvest Creative and a journalist who has worked in news and current affairs for newspapers, radio and television. Shirley was Environment Producer for BBC Five Live and worked for Countryfile on BBC One.
	John Rennie A specialist environmental and agricultural business journalist and a public relations consultant. John and Shirley have been PR advisers to the Countryside Agency's South East region. John also acts for a Wildlife Trust.
	Anne Duffell A former BBC Local Radio producer and presenter who now lectures part-time in Broadcast Media at Staffordshire University. Anne has won two British Environment and Media Awards.
	Mike Jackson A prolific director with credits for ITV and BBC, studio and location, factual, entertainment and children's programmes, live and recorded. Mike has worked on "The Antiques Road Show" and "Flog It" and has a series of successes with his own television company, Splash TV.
	Sarah Mann A skilled writer and television researcher who has worked on a range of entertainment and documentary programmes.

The Staffordshire based company was started in 2000 when Shirley started up Harvest PR. With her background in journalism and environmental broadcasting and her strong belief in a sustainable ethos, it was inevitable Shirley would look for "green" clients. With a unique and personal way of working, Harvest became involved with promoting organisations such as Groundwork UK, The Countryside Agency (now Natural England), British Water, Serious, an environmentally conscious waste management company and many others.

Media workshops were as much in demand as press releases and publicity campaigns. In 2006 Shirley and the team began to concentrate more on film making, training and writing and decided the time had come to rename the company Harvest Creative."It's a much better description of the way we work," says Shirley, "and sums up the way we feel about it. We are all enthusiastic about what we do, and take great pride in the creative process."