AT-PAC expands European marketing support with Petite Agency

AT-PAC has extended its work with Teesside-based Petite Agency to support marketing activity in Germany, Sweden and the Benelux region.

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AT-PAC has expanded its marketing partnership with Petite Agency to cover parts of its European operation.

L-R Maddy Howe, Marketing & Brand Manager. Evie Trodden, Social Media Executive. Sophia Gowland, Director.

The scaffolding and access supplier said the Teesside agency will support activity across Germany, Sweden and the Benelux region, following its work with AT-PAC in the UK over the past year.

The appointment includes social media planning, content production and brand communications.

Petite Agency was founded in 2020 by director Sophia Gowland. The business works with construction, property and professional services clients, focusing on social media strategy, content and personal brand support.

AT-PAC said a recent content project in Sweden, focused on a large temporary weather protection structure, helped lead to the expanded agreement.

Andrew Boynton, AT-PAC’s Regional Director for Europe, said Petite Agency had helped the business communicate the scale of its work in the UK and would now support its European teams.

AT-PAC operates in more than 20 countries as part of umdasch Industrial Solutions. Its services include scaffold rental and sales, engineering, design and digital scaffold management software.

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