Coyne Public Relations is proud to announce that it has been named a 2019 Global Creative Agency of the Year finalist by The Holmes Report. Global Agency of the Year finalists were chosen from 15 markets around the world — from the U.S. and U.K. to Australia, Brazil, Germany, India, Ireland, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, Sweden and Switzerland — and were selected from Agency of the Year honorees in the Americas, EMEA, Asia-Pacific and LatAm.
The 2019 Global PR Agencies of the Year are the result of an exhaustive research process involving more than 450 submissions and face-to-face meetings with the top PR firms around the world. Paul Holmes, Founder of The Holmes Report, applauded the agency’s creative work for a long list of clients as well as its focus on its people throughout the past year.
“Being recognized alongside some of the most creative firms in the world is a true honor,” said Tom Coyne, CEO. “We are humbled to be in consideration and will continue to hold ourselves to the highest level of creativity each and every day.”
The Global Agency of the Year winners will be announced at the Global SABRE Awards dinner in Washington, D.C., on October 23, 2019. For a full list of finalists, please visit The Holmes Report website.
ABOUT THE SABRE AWARDS:
The SABRE (Superior Achievement in Branding and Reputation) Awards are managed by The Holmes Group, a global public relations publishing operation that provides insight and intelligence to PR professionals via a weekly electronic newsletter, its bi‐weekly thought leadership “Executive Bulletin,” its annual Report Cards on the North American, European and Asia‐Pacific agency businesses, and its website, at www.holmesreport.com.
ABOUT COYNE PUBLIC RELATIONS:
As one of the Top 20 Independent PR Firms in the U.S., Coyne PR delivers programs built on a foundation of stand-out creative, integrated thinking and activation capabilities to effectively convey messages across paid, earned, shared and owned channels for its clients. For more information, visit www.coynepr.com.
