Industry Report: PR
2025 Public Relations Industry Trends ReportDavis+Gilbert’s 13th Annual Public Relations Industry Trends Report reveals a year marked by cautious optimism, economic headwinds, and rapid technological transformation. The 2025 Trends Report draws on insights from 181 firms of various sizes, specialties, and regions, providing a comprehensive look at financial performance, artificial intelligence usage and adoption, client service offerings, staffing strategies, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity.
Learn moreCase Study: Resy
Resy & Amex Satisfy Appetites for Exclusive Dining AccessWhen Resy announced it was being acquired by American Express, the deal capped off an exhilarating, four-year journey from start-up to exit. From its earliest days, Davis+Gilbert represented the digital restaurant reservation booking and management platform in its mission to elevate dining experiences worldwide.
Learn MoreCase Study: Nike
A Retail Leader Bests Itself: Nike’s House of InnovationNearly 25 years after introducing its flagship Niketown at 57th Street near Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, Nike sought to relocate its retail presence to a 68,000 square feet, 6-floor space in the heart of Fifth Avenue. But before Nike could transform the space, several New York-sized hurdles stood in the way.
Learn MoreCase Study: Little Caesars
Little Caesars' Recipe for SuccessIn the fiercely competitive world of pizza, it’s a never-ending battle for market share and profits. For long-time Davis+Gilbert client Little Caesars, maintaining its position against its rivals is a feat of aggressive advertising and innovative product delivery.
Learn MoreCase Study: Clean.io
Adtech Start-up Shuts Down a Competitor’s LawsuitWhen technology veterans from AOL, Microsoft and Google helped to found clean.io Inc., they knew their innovative software to combat malicious ads was its most valuable asset. The Baltimore-based start-up company helps publishers, advertising platforms and other digital businesses prevent malvertising from disrupting customer engagement and revenue generation.
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Industry Report: PR
2025 Public Relations Industry Trends ReportDavis+Gilbert’s 13th Annual Public Relations Industry Trends Report reveals a year marked by cautious optimism, economic headwinds, and rapid technological transformation. The 2025 Trends Report draws on insights from 181 firms of various sizes, specialties, and regions, providing a comprehensive look at financial performance, artificial intelligence usage and adoption, client service offerings, staffing strategies, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity.
Learn moreCase Study: Resy
Resy & Amex Satisfy Appetites for Exclusive Dining AccessWhen Resy announced it was being acquired by American Express, the deal capped off an exhilarating, four-year journey from start-up to exit. From its earliest days, Davis+Gilbert represented the digital restaurant reservation booking and management platform in its mission to elevate dining experiences worldwide.
Learn MoreCase Study: Nike
A Retail Leader Bests Itself: Nike’s House of InnovationNearly 25 years after introducing its flagship Niketown at 57th Street near Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, Nike sought to relocate its retail presence to a 68,000 square feet, 6-floor space in the heart of Fifth Avenue. But before Nike could transform the space, several New York-sized hurdles stood in the way.
Learn MoreCase Study: Little Caesars
Little Caesars' Recipe for SuccessIn the fiercely competitive world of pizza, it’s a never-ending battle for market share and profits. For long-time Davis+Gilbert client Little Caesars, maintaining its position against its rivals is a feat of aggressive advertising and innovative product delivery.
Learn MoreCase Study: Clean.io
Adtech Start-up Shuts Down a Competitor’s LawsuitWhen technology veterans from AOL, Microsoft and Google helped to found clean.io Inc., they knew their innovative software to combat malicious ads was its most valuable asset. The Baltimore-based start-up company helps publishers, advertising platforms and other digital businesses prevent malvertising from disrupting customer engagement and revenue generation.
Learn More