Suzanne Noble has represented international flamenco superstar Cortes since 2000, generating widespread national publicity for his UK shows (despite his lack of English).

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The fitness expert on GMTV’s Inch Loss Island, when Suzanne Noble begain working with Mark in 2006 he was simply one of many personal trainers in London. With a qualification in Exercise to Music, Suzanne Noble was more than qualified to help Mark Anthony raise his personal profile. Working with Mark, she devised the idea of the Ultimate Fitness Programme – a £3,000 ‘Change Your Body Plan.’ This weight loss programme was covered in a variety of media including a 4 page cover story in The Times T2 supplement. This resulted in 10 people people immediately signing up for the programme. Over the past 2 years Suzanne has worked with Mark, his turnover has doubled and he has now opened a second studio in Kensington.

LazyTown was a virtually unknown Icelandic pre-school TV programme and brand when Suzanne Noble was given the brief to raise it’s profile. Working with their licensing partners and LazyTown in Iceland, Suzanne created a multi-media campaign featuring the lead character and creator of LazyTown – Magnus Scheving. Three months later and a story on LazyTown had appeared in every national newspaper and on TV and radio. The LazyTown single went to no. 3 at Xmas and the DVD sold over 150,000 units in its first week of sales. Since then, Sportacus has gone on to become the face of the Sports Relief campaign aimed at primary school children. The UK PR strategy is now being used as a global template.