Dubai-based communications agency QComms said it had secured seven new client mandates in April, extending its footprint across hospitality, food and beverage, wellness, fitness and corporate communications.
The new business wins come as brands face heightened competition and economic uncertainty, prompting increased demand for integrated communications strategies aimed at boosting visibility and growth.
Among its longstanding partnerships, The Ascott Limited has renewed its relationship with QComms. The agency has worked with the Singapore-based lodging operator for several years on corporate brand-building initiatives.
In Abu Dhabi, Time Out Market Abu Dhabi has appointed QComms ahead of its opening on Saadiyat Island. The food and cultural marketplace, part of the global Time Out Market brand, is expected to become a major lifestyle and dining destination in the UAE capital.
QComms has also been appointed by Energie Entertainment for a profiling campaign focused on its founder and chief executive, Tyler Davis-Smith, highlighting the company’s work and market position in the region.
The agency further expanded its wellness portfolio with the addition of Maison Lumière, a luxury at-home spa brand preparing to launch in Dubai.
QComms’ UK division also added new clients across several sectors. These include Casbah Fitness in the active lifestyle segment, Austrade for trade and investment communications, and Wood Fired Coffee in the food and beverage sector.
“There’s a clear sense of momentum behind the agency right now,” Elsa Roodt, co-founder of QComms, said in a statement. “We’re continuing to grow our client base across sectors, and what’s exciting is the diversity of brands choosing to work with us.”
The latest appointments strengthen QComms’ presence across hospitality, food and beverage, wellness, fitness and corporate communications, as the agency continues to expand its regional and international client portfolio.
