Ralph Savage, Director

Financial journalist Ralph Savage launched RTS Media in 2007 - providing advice for businesses on public relations, media, marketing and how to maximise their online profiles.

A business journalist by trade, Ralph represents a series of B2B clients on media and marketing matters. He regularly ghost writes on behalf of FTSE 250 CEOs, leading counsel and senior professionals including solicitors, accountants and brokers. 

With a broadcast journalism degree from the University of Leeds, Ralph joined international publishing group Incisive Media in 1999 and worked his way up through the ranks of the company. From 2004 to 2007 he was news and online editor at Post Magazine, the leading insurance weekly.

"Ralph's long-standing industry reputation made him the obvious choice when we wanted to run some bespoke media training workshops. The feedback from these sessions was excellent and we will certainly use RTS Media again."

- Paul Harvey, Marketing Manager, Crawford & Company  

“Ralph proved himself a highly professional journalist during his time at Incisive Media, moving from our newsletter team to Post Magazine where he eventually became news editor. He combined a reliable eye for a great story with a deep understanding of the insurance market, ensuring that Post Magazine's news pages were always 'must read' for everyone in the insurance market. He has carried that knowledge and professionalism with him as he has moved more into the public relations and marketing side with RTS Media. Ralph understands and is comfortable in the complex multi-channel world that business have to operate in in the 21st century, making him an ideal person to help businesses develop their communications strategies.” February 12, 2010

David Worsfold, Group Editorial Services Director, Incisive Media

“We were delighted have someone with Ralph Savage's experience come and brief our magazine journalism undergraduates and set our postgraduates an innovative "real time" exercise. They really appreciated the perspective provided from someone in PR which is an established part of the media supply chain and needs to be taken seriously by professionals. We hope to have RTS Media back again for future talks.”

Cathy Darby, Senior Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire