Our director, Sanina, has been running SK Copy Co for more than six years. Overall, she’s spent 20+ years in the comms world. She was recently invited by The Work Crowd to spill the beans on all things PR and copywriting-related. Discover what she had to say…

Six years ago, our Director, Sanina, decided to leave the world of employment after 18 years and set up SK Copy Co. And she’s so glad she did. Because she hasn’t looked back. Here, we celebrate this special milestone (and share our pick of the best freelancing tips we’ve learnt over the last six years).

Keen to encourage other working professionals to follow in her footsteps and join BCU’s professional mentoring scheme, Sanina Kaur, Director of SK Copy Co, recently shared her thoughts on the benefits of professional mentoring with BCU Advantage.

Just 18 months after joining Birmingham City University’s professional mentoring programme, SK Copy Co’s Director, Sanina Kaur, has been given an award for the impact she’s already made.

On March 28, 2016 copywriting agency and PR agency, SK Copy Co was born. The company has gone from strength-to-strength over the last five years. This is our story so far…

Sanina Kaur, Director of SK Copy Co, is one of several business professionals across the Midlands, who provides Birmingham City University students with dedicated mentoring support.

Having spent more than two decades working in PR, our Director, Sanina Kaur, knows only too well that no two days in PR are ever the same! She recently shared her insight with PR and Media Students at Birmingham City University’s School of Media.

One way to put your current lockdown downtime to good use, is by taking part in some online learning. This blog contains a handy list of online PR training courses you can study for free now.

Are you looking for copywriting, PR or social media support and are considering using SK Copy Co? This blog is designed to help you make up your mind by listing the top three reasons why you should always choose us.

Sanina Kaur, Director of SK Copy Co, never set out to become a freelancer. She happily worked for public and private sector employers for almost two decades. Then, around 2.5 years ago, she decided she needed a change, one that didn’t involve working for another PR or marketing agency or going in-house again.