Powers Brand Communications

Powers Brand Communications

Strategic public relations and content marketing for franchise brands

Company Overview

After 20-plus years representing clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to emerging growth brands, Vince Powers sought to offer clients a better PR agency experience—one that combined big-agency expertise with a leaner, more nimble approach. One that would drive better results. Under our Agency 2.0 model, seasoned professionals manage each client, providing a higher level of contact and strategic guidance. We leverage our network of professional writers and designers to build customized teams for each client. Our franchise practice represents national and emerging brands including Duck Donuts, PrimoHoagies, Jabz Boxing, Fitness Machine Technicians, and Auxo Medical, among others.

About Powers Brand Communications

HQ Location
Philadelphia, PA
Founded
2012
Ownership
private
Industry
PR, Marketing
Social
Facebook, Linkedin
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