Business environment in San Francisco The San Francisco Bay Area is the economic engine of Northern California. Although well known for its tech and tourism industries, the nine Bay Area counties are also innovation hubs for the autonomous mobility, food &...
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Bucharest, Romania: Everything You’d Expect from a Metropolis
Business environment in Bucharest By far the country’s economic powerhouse, Bucharest is a city of more than 2 million people and is bustling with life and open to business. Bucharest is home to 9% of Romania’s population but accounts for almost a quarter of the...
PR Firms Today: Much More Than Clips
There is no question that clients today expect results from their PR firms. For many this still means driving awareness through editorial news coverage, influencer reviews and executive interviews. For years, the bigger the monthly clip book the happier the client and...
Arizona – Home to Hospitality, Tech, Retail, Real Estate and Small Businesses
Business environment in Phoenix, Arizona Offering 300-plus days of sunshine annually, the metropolitan Phoenix area is expected to grow to 6 million people by 2029 and represents nearly 73% of the state’s economy. Phoenix is the 5th largest U.S. city and boasts...
Austria – Align with Local Culture for Success
Business environment in Austria Living here is easy, but the business environment is quite restrictive. Compared to other countries, Austria has a high level of regulations and barriers for setting up a new business or expanding into new fields. As the capital city...
PRGN and The Newmark Group Launch Global Expert Panel to Boost Africa Tourism
NAIROBI / BRUSSELS – The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) has announced today the launch of the Global Expert Panel on tourism and travel for Africa, led by its member agency The Newmark Group, a strategic communications and advisory firm headquartered in...
Ireland – A Dynamic Economy And A Great Place To Do Business
Business environment in Ireland Ranked by Forbes among the 15 best countries in the world for doing business, Ireland is renowned as a high-performance knowledge economy with outstanding IT, infrastructure and human resource skills. A combination of competitive...
Reacting to Controversial Topics
The world continues to face wave after wave of controversial news stories and polarized opinions on a whole variety of issues -- from guns, to abortion, to the nature of climate change, the presidential election, war. The role of public relations is often to manage...
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PRGN and The Newmark Group Launch Global Expert Panel to Boost Africa Tourism
NAIROBI / BRUSSELS – The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) has announced today the launch of the Global Expert Panel on tourism and travel for Africa, led by its member agency The Newmark Group, a strategic communications and advisory firm headquartered in...
PRGN Elects Natacha Clarac as President
NEW YORK-LONDON-HONG KONG – The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) announced today the slate of new officers recently elected for one of the world’s largest networks of independent Public Relations, Public Affairs and communications agencies. The appointments were...
PRGN EMEA Agencies Form Partnership for Enhanced Global Lobbying Services
Brussels/Nairobi – The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) announced today that two of its members in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region have formed a partnership to address global lobbying challenges and empower organizations in Africa and Europe to...

