Little Leaf's Bryony Lees Earns 'Relationships and Sex Education' Certification

Little Leaf's Bryony Lees Earns 'Relationships and Sex Education' Certification

LOS ANGELES — Little Leaf Agency's PR and Comms Manager Bryony Lees has completed a course in Teaching Relationships and Sex Education, joining the agency's roster of in-house experts.

According to a rep, the level four course, administered by ACET UK and endorsed by AIM Qualifications and Assessment Group, builds on Lees' nearly 10 years of experience in marketing and PR across sectors — including almost five years focused on sexual wellness and pleasure. 

"Little Leaf Agency believes the training is directly relevant to the quality of press coverage its clients receive," said the rep. "Journalists covering sexual health and relationships need sources who understand the subject deeply, making certifications all the more important."

Added Lees, "I've been working and growing with Little Leaf for almost five years now, and completing this qualification feels like a natural extension of my work at an agency that does so much for sexual wellness and pleasure brands. Representing sexual wellness brands means regularly communicating about deeply intimate subjects, and it's important that we approach those conversations with informed knowledge."

For more information, visit Little Leaf's website.

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