Bronze medal for Tulus in the Agency of the Year competition in Finland

Tulus won bronze in Finland’s Agency of the Year competition organised by Regi. The winners were announced at an awards gala on 29 February 2024 in Helsinki.

“This recognition comes directly from our customers – and is therefore particularly meaningful to us. Thank you for your trust and the interesting projects you have shared with us. It is a great honour to work side by side with our clients and to be able to support them in doing better business through communication,” says Liisa Oksanen CEO of Tulus.

Regi’s Office of the Year is the most important marketing communications survey in both Finland and Sweden. Its respondents are marketing and communication managers who are clients of agencies. The survey examines the satisfaction of clients buying marketing, advertising and communication services with the agencies providing the services, the criteria influencing their choice of agency and the development trends in the marketing sector.

Tulus’ strength is in warm customer service

The Agency of the Year survey was conducted in Finland for the eighth time. The finalists are the companies with the best customer feedback each year.

“We pride ourselves on being able to offer our customers the best possible service. Our warm and responsive customer service has always been our most praised asset, and this award is an important testament to that. Thank you to our inventive employees for the small daily acts of good customer service,” says Oksanen.

Tulus has been providing successful corporate communications for its clients since 2001. The company has offices in Tampere, Helsinki and Lahti, and clients throughout southern Finland. Tulus serves communities and organisations in various industries, a significant number of which are internationally active industrial and IT companies.

“Satisfied customers, continuous competence development, support for staff well-being and a stable financial base guarantee our future success,” Oksanen sums up.

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