PR Agencies

Rule #1: Your first responsibility isn’t to your PR agency, it’s to yourself and your family.

Mrs. T’s engaged agency Hunter Public Relation to make the bold move to target and develop a strong brand connection with millennials.

PR pros’ jobs today are both multidisciplinary and business-oriented, thus requiring essential entrepreneurial skills.

Communicators know all too well how a piece of information can become so rooted in mainstream thought that it takes on a life of its own.

The partners developed a content hub and editorial strategy that sought to provide largely unbranded and educational content to Ricoh’s target audience.

Sharron Silvers, Senior Director, Burson-Marsteller Between overseeing multiple client teams, managing new business opportunities and mothering three children, Sharron Silvers embodies who the Top Women in PR should strive to be. As the go-to media… Continued

Jennifer Sosin, Chair, Global Strategy & Insights, Weber Shandwick With her preternatural sense of the forces that influence how clients think and how stakeholders react, you might say that Jennifer Sosin is the Yoda of… Continued

Jenna Thomas, Senior Director of Digital PR and Social Media Marketing, Nebo Before Jenna Thomas joined Nebo in January 2013, it had never won any PR awards. In 2014 alone, however, she garnered PR awards and… Continued

Denise Vitola, Managing Director, Makovsky A 17-year veteran of the industry, Denise Vitola is a creative PR professional specializing in integrated marketing and social campaigns, linking pop culture, commerce, human connections and consumers to tell… Continued

Tracy Williams, President and CEO, Olmstead Williams Communications Tracy Williams is a deft strategist and holds her agency responsible for getting results that help clients reach critical milestones. She has a solid, 25-year track record… Continued