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Roman Geiser explains that the firm's growth was spurred by “the realization that more than one communication discipline is needed to solve complex multi-stakeholder tasks.”

Recognising and celebrating our commitment to sustainability and excellence in recycling, with triumphs at every turn, yielding accolades aplenty! Revel in our multi-award-winning spree, each honour testament to our trailblazing approach, groundbreaking business model, and resultant circular economy. Global Good, a recognised award of champions, we clinched victory outright in ‘Circular Economy’, secured finalist in 2023 ‘Game Changing Innovation Of The Year’ and bronze in 2022 ‘Circular Economy’, then in 2023 we won the Made In Yorkshire award. But the accolades don’t stop there! The cherry on top is our latest victory, the prestigious Green Product Award in their ‘Interior and Lifestyle’ category for our innovative products, solidifying our status as ‘pioneers of sustainability’. Join us in celebrating these milestones and let’s continue to redefine industry standards together!

Barabino & Partners, Italy’s largest corporate and financial communications firm, has been acquired by Excellera Advisory Group with the support of Xenon Private Equity.

Bringing academics and professionals together, the AMEC Summit discussed the impact of AI, the need to move away from vanity metrics, and the importance of reputation.

In a discussion that ranged from creativity to impact, from AI to EQ, PR agency leaders celebrated success in this year's competition and looked to the future.

Independent PR firms grow between 10 and 20 times faster than those owned by giant holding companies. Could private equity firms unlock greater value?

The “Michael CeraVe” campaign that challenged many of our ideas about what “integrated” means and provided a blueprint for a new approach to PR-led marketing,

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While some business leaders welcomed the Supreme Court decision as an opportunity to attack consumer protections, public affairs experts are more circumspect.

Spartan athletes flocked to Killington the past weekend, Sept. 14-15, to participate in a the obstacles course race that was born in these mountains. “Joe’s Backyard” refers to the founder of Spartan, Joe DeSena, who hailed from Pittsfield at the time.