PR Week Names A&R Edelman Mid-Sized PR Agency of the Year 2004
SAN MATEO, Calif., March 5, 2004—PR Week, the public relations industry's leading national weekly magazine, today named A&R Edelman Mid-Sized PR Agency of the Year for 2004. Innovative tactics in consumer tech PR have propelled A&R to new heights over the past 12 months with creative product placements in popular television shows and high-profile films along with award-winning media outreach campaigns. A&R Edelman continued to expand its services with media training, broadcast, financial communications and strategic messaging programs during the year, helping clients fine-tune their communications for diverse media audiences.
The Mid-Sized PR Agency of the Year title reinforces A&R Edelman's commitment to deliver exceptional PR service with passion and dedication. Bob Angus, A&R Edelman president and managing partner said, "For nearly two decades we have held fast to the belief that if we do our best work for every client and provide a great working environment for our people, good things will happen. We're honored to be recognized for these efforts by PR Week and delighted to share this title with each and every one of our clients and employees."
About A&R Edelman
A&R Edelman is a team of communications professionals and creative thinkers working with clients to raise visibility, build momentum and increase market advantage. The agency's clients are among the industry's most innovative and closely watched companies, from groundbreaking start-ups to industry leaders such as Adobe and palmOne Inc. A frequent winner of industry awards for its client PR campaigns, A&R
Edelman was named Mid-sized Agency of the Year 2004 by PR Week and Agency of the Year in 2001 by Adweek's Technology Marketing magazine. A&R
Edelman also recently ranked fourth in the "Best Agencies to Work For" survey conducted by the Holmes Report.
With staff in Silicon Valley, New York, Denver and Portland, A&R Edelman offers complete public relations and investor relations programs, representing technology companies in enterprise software infrastructure, security, mobile and wireless, digital publishing and consumer technology markets.