We’re proud to share that ESco has been selected to support Christian Aid with key elements of their donor engagement programme – marking another exciting step forward for us in the charity sector.
Over the past nine months, our Project Manager Connor Smith has led a structured procurement and implementation process, moving us from research and review into full deployment of our new contact centre platform.
On Tuesday 2 December, we were pleased to attend the PPA Member Reception 2025 – an evening that brought together publishing leaders to reflect on the year just gone and look ahead to what’s next. Representing ESco were Louise McHale (Managing Director), Alistair Wood (Strategic Account Director) and John McHale (Client Services Director).
We were eager to take part in Aha Agency’s annual Curiousmas event on 27 November, which was designed to help attendees pause, reframe and tap into the power of curiosity.
We’re beyond proud to announce that ESco has taken home Tech Solution of the Year at this year’s PPA Independent Publisher Awards!
We were thrilled to join the buzz at the ACE Subscriptions Seminar on 14 November 2025 – a gathering of leaders from across the publishing and subscription world. The event, sponsored by FT Strategies and hosted by Abi Spooner of Atlas, delivered a rich agenda full of insight, discussion and fresh thinking.
We were delighted to be in the audience for Apteco Live 2025 yesterday at the iconic BFI Southbank in London. This year’s event rolled out the red carpet for the Apteco community – serving up a blockbuster day of exclusive previews, practical insights and show-stealing new features.
We’re pleased to announce that Rob Green, our Director of Product & Transformation, has recently published an article in the latest issue of InPublishing titled “How AI can be used to connect publishing operations”.
When someone moves house and leaves no forwarding address, returns (or “goneaways”) pile up fast. For years we’ve used technology to capture and process them, but there were always limits.
The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Bill is set to shake up the rules around subscription cancellations – and that means changes ahead for publishers and membership organisations.