PR Agencies

We’re thrilled to unveil the shortlist for the 2025 PRNEWS Platinum Awards—a celebration of the most daring campaigns, innovative strategies and powerhouse teams in PR. Now, the stage is set to see who will claim top honors.

PRNEWS has announced the 2025 Experiential & Event PR Awards, recognizing the most standout, strategic and show-stopping PR events and activations of the year.

Data show the future of public relations is stronger when it’s more diverse, and PR agencies must hold themselves accountable in upholding DEI commitments within their own walls and across the industry.

This week’s PR Roundup features a look at the conversation surrounding the Blue Origin celebrity flight—positive AND negative, what Omnicom coming up short on first quarter revenue means for the PR industry, and a new lollipop brand’s campaign to encourage people to “suck at something.”

This impressive group of Top Women in PR represents the best of what the PR and communications world has to offer—navigating brands through crises, opening new markets, reaching fresh audiences, and lifting up the next generation of pros.

PRNEWS today announced the winners of its 2025 Digital Awards, which celebrates the most the most innovative and industry-altering digital campaigns and initiatives.

PRNEWS talked to Dan Yesenosky, Head of Comms at Razorfish at CES, regarding the benefits of attending a trade event, which initiates the relationships that can set set up media opportunities throughout the year.

Thornell and Managing Editor Nicole Schuman discussed the benefits of agencies coming to CES, innovations in storytelling, and navigating an upcoming changes to the tech policy landscape.

Our fifth annual Agency Elite highlights the industry’s most innovative PR, marketing and communications firms in the business. This year we’ve expanded the list to include more of the small but mighty PR agencies deserving of recognition.

It’s a scenario we’ve seen many times: companies slash PR and lose valuable momentum, only to spend even more time and money clawing back out of their attention deficit when the economy or their market sector comes roaring back.