L&O Public Relations Acquired by Mobility Public Relations

Paula Larson and Ellie O’Rourke, founders of L&O Public Relations, join Mobility Public Relations team, the company that has acquired their agency. All clients of L&O Public Relations were also added to Mobility Public Relations’ portfolio.

“The folding of L&O PR into Mobility PR and the addition of Paula Larson and Ellie O’Rourke as key members of our senior management team furthers the agency goal of providing exceptional client service and positions MoPR for the growth we seek in the coming years,” stated John Sidline, chief executive officer of Mobility PR. “As Mobility PR clients look to build and advance their leadership in emerging mobile technology markets, Paula and Ellie give the agency a deeper bench across multiple market segments in the mobile industry. Paula and Ellie and the Mobility PR team share a strategic and aggressive approach to communications, and their technical expertise and proven PR abilities fit perfectly into the agency’s culture.”

With this acquisition, Mobility Public Relations is in fact consolidating its position in the market, bringing in two experienced PR professionals and gaining important clients.

Paula Larson has over 150 corporate and product launches to her credit and has worked for numerous high-tech, industrial and consumer clients creating award-winning and high quality PR programs for them.

Ellie O’Rourke has over 15 years of PR and marketing communications experience for high-tech clients on both the agency and corporate side of the business. She has extensive experience in the enterprise software, cloud computing, mobile apps, wireless and Wi-Fi industries.

The IT field is also the main area of expertise for Mobility Public Relations. The agency offers full PR services and was created specifically for the mobile technology and related services fields. Bringing in experts with proven results and gaining their portfolio is always a good way to develop an agency and consolidate its position on the market, and that is exactly what Mobility Public Relations does.

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