About PKPR
A Smart PR Agency in the Media Capital of the World
We’re an agency inspired by the fabled world of New York – the mecca of magazines, newspapers, and TV, and now the pulsing heart of digital media. As a leading public relations agency, we helped mint a podcasting upstart into a $100 million unicorn acquired by Spotify, make the Moleskine notebook the must-have accessory for creatives worldwide, evolve Mozilla beyond its Firefox roots into big tech’s most formidable watchdog, transform The Webby Awards into a pop culture phenomenon, and turn The Moth into a storytelling juggernaut. What can we do for you?
Celebrating PKPR’s 20th Anniversary
Paragraph about the founding of the company and the achievements of the last two decades. Feature the team members and highlight their backgrounds, strengths, and personalities as characters in the PR world at the heart of the City that Never Sleeps.
Our Services
Public Relations
Develop solid strategies that ensure clients receive the attention they deserve. Our role as a public relations agency is to elevate your brand.
Influencer Strategy
From established influencers to new storytellers, we put you in the middle of the culture. Choose a public relations agency that connects you with the right voices.
Social & Digital Marketing
Boost your reach with carefully crafted social media strategies and digital marketing campaigns.
Research & Editorial
We bring subject matter expertise around complex subjects with a layman’s approach.
Meet Some of the Clients We’ve Represented
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QC New York in Forbes
Forbes is spotlighting QC New York as a must-visit destination after its feature in National Geographic’s brand-new travel series.
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Pacific Forest Trust in San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Forest Trust was featured in the San Francisco Chronicle’s front-page story on California’s cap-and-invest overhaul, which may gut the fund that supports the state’s most critical wildfire, forest, and climate programs.
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QC New York in The Mirror
The Mirror calls QC New York “the perfect option for busy, anxious bees” after their writer attended their sound bath experience.