LatamUp, the new hub that brings together public relations firms from Mexico, Florida, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Spain and Portugal, was born with the idea of providing regional communication solutions through a single one-stop shop.<\/p>\n
It puts at the service of clients from all industries, the local approach with the global experience of PRGN.<\/p>\n
The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) announced the creation of LatamUp, a hub of agencies specializing in communications and public and corporate affairs in Ibero-America, which has come together to meet the needs of companies and brands from various sectors in the region through a single one-stop shop. <\/p>\n
The initiative is made up of renowned independent agencies in Latin America and the Iberian<\/p>\n
Peninsula, such as Eje Comunicaci\u00f3n (Mexico), Global. (Portugal), Identia \/ PR (Argentina), Marlow Insight (Spain), Race Comunica\u00e7\u00e3o (Brazil), RumboCierto Comunicaciones (Chile) and The Moore Agency (Florida) <\/p>\n
Its objective is to provide customized solutions that combine local expertise with a global perspective, as well as standardized execution and effective delivery of results for clients throughout a multicultural region such as Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula. <\/p>\n
At PRGN, we celebrate this unprecedented collaboration of independent agencies from across the globe, coming together to deliver unified public relations services for clients with international needs.<\/p>\n
By uniting the strengths of top-tier agencies across Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, we are turning diversity into synergy \u2014 offering clients a seamless, multilingual, and multicultural solution powered by global expertise, said Natacha Clarac, President of PRGN.<\/p>\n
LatamUp is an effective response to carry out a differentiated, effective and innovative regional communication<\/p>\n
PRGN,\u201d said Loreley Maldonado, CEO of Eje Comunicaci\u00f3n<\/p>\n
Through this unique hub of agencies, we are able to combine regional coordination with successful local execution through experienced professionals skilled in different languages such as Spanish, Portuguese and English, with the support of one of the most important networks of public relations agencies in the world, such as<\/p>\n
PRGN,\u201d said Loreley Maldonado, CEO of Eje Comunicaci\u00f3n in Mexico, who hosted the most recent global conference of PRGN member agencies in May and also brought together representatives of the LatamUp group.<\/p>\n
Mexico, who hosted the most recent global conference of PRGN member agencies in May and also brought together representatives of the LatamUp group.LatamUp, uzmanl\u0131k alanlar\u0131 arac\u0131l\u0131\u011f\u0131yla markalar\u0131n Latin\/\u0130bero-Amerika b\u00f6lgesindeki stratejik pazarlarda kilit payda\u015flarla ba\u011flant\u0131 kurmas\u0131n\u0131 sa\u011flayarak etkilerini geni\u015fletmeyi hedefliyor.<\/p>\n
Through the various areas of expertise, LatamUP will be able to expand the influence of brands by connecting them with key players in strategic markets in the Latin\/Ibero-America region. <\/p>\n
Throughout its territories of influence, LatamUp offers services in Corporate Communications, Public Relations, Public Affairs, Crisis Management, Events, Digital Marketing, among others, which can be paid for in a single country and currency.
The experience of the different agencies that conform it, allows LatamUp to collaborate with industries such as pharmaceuticals, mining, food, logistics, tourism, automotive, technology, finance, among others.<\/p>\n
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