Ceres PR
About Ceres PR
Our 360º PR approach ensures consistency of message and brand ethos across all activity – from earned, to owned and paid channels – to help you achieve your business goals.
In our 20 years as a PR and marketing business the things we are proudest of are the length of our client relationships – some for as long as 17 years – and of the number of clients who have come as direct referrals from other clients.
It’s easy to fall into delivery mode or routine with the wrong mindset, missing the opinion value, the collaborative thinking and yes, the pleasure of working towards the big picture. Real value comes from understanding, immersion and the 360 approach to a problem.
It’s easy to say good things about yourself. But when our clients use words such as genuine, honest, knowledgeable, adaptable, efficient and creative to define our value then it feels like we are in a good place, and aligned to our mission to help our clients succeed and grow.
Which is partnership in action, helping cut through the sea of noise with proper value.
Company Details
10M-25M
Public Relations and Communications Services
11-50 employees
Public Company
Reading, Berks
United States
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What is Ceres PR's industry?
Ceres PR operates in the Public Relations and Communications Services industry and is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does Ceres PR have?
Ceres PR has approximately 11-50 employees employees.
Where is Ceres PR's based?
Ceres PR is based in Reading, Berks, United States.
Is Ceres PR publicly listed?
Yes. Ceres PR is a publicly traded company.
How can I contact Ceres PR's investor relations team?
You can reach Ceres PR’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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