PRovoke: We. Named Global Tech PR Agency of the Year

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We. Communications Recognized as Global Technology PR Agency of the Year by PRovoke Media

PRovoke, 26 October, 2022

We. Communications earned the recognition of Global Technology PR Agency of the Year at the 2022 PRovoke SABRE Awards. This honor is part of PRovoke's Agencies of the Year list.

The 2022 Global PR Agencies of the Year are the result of an exhaustive research process involving more than 500 submissions and (virtual) meetings with the best PR firms across North America, EMEA, Asia-Pacific and Latin America.  

Founded nearly 40 years ago, We. continues as one of the world’s biggest independent PR firms, underpinning an entrepreneurial spirit and ‘purpose and people’ mindset that is not often associated with firms of its size. We. struck a balance between taking care of our people and our business—and continued to grow. The resilience of the technology and healthcare sectors played to We.’s strengths, but so did the changing nature of the work, particularly in terms of the greater focus required on social impact, purpose and employee activism. During the pandemic, We. moved swiftly to prioritize employee health and safety, investing in mental health, employee assistance and repurposing operating expense budgets for employee development. A 75% belonging score among employees illustrated the benefits of this approach, while We. also stepped up investment in training and development and set up borderless teams to better handle client challenges.

All this and more proves why We. Communications won this prestigious award. Read the full analysis, here.

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