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InkHouse PR: Agency Profile, CEO, Clients and Owner

InkHouse is a Waltham, Massachusetts technology PR agency founded in 2007 and part of Orchestra. See CEO Jason Morris, ownership, offices and history.

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Technology & B2B

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Jun 2, 2026

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EPR Editorial Team

Firm summary

Inkhouse, styled InkHouse in earlier coverage, is a technology-focused strategic communications agency in Waltham, Massachusetts, founded in 2007, per its Business Wire boilerplate. BerlinRosen took a majority stake in May 2023, per CB Insights, and the parent company is now called Orchestra. Jason Morris became CEO in November 2024, succeeding founder Beth Monaghan, per Business Wire. In 2025 the agency launched programs for six AI companies, per its release.

Who founded and leads InkHouse?

Inkhouse's own site says it began in 2007 as an agency for early-stage companies, started by two women co-founders who came from venture capital, and later became a sought-after agency for pre- and post-IPO technology companies and Fortune 500 firms. Business Wire reported on November 14, 2024 that 26-year PR veteran Jason Morris was named CEO, succeeding Inkhouse founder Beth Monaghan. Morris joined in 2014 as general manager of the San Francisco office and was most recently president, per the release.

ExecutiveRoleSource
Jason MorrisCEO since November 2024; previously president and San Francisco general managerBusiness Wire
Beth MonaghanFounder; chair of Orchestra's Technology GroupBusiness Wire
Amanda KelleyEVP and New York general managerBusiness Wire, 2025
Darah RoslynEVP, San FranciscoO'Dwyer's; Business Wire
Jessica BettencourtEVP, co-leads the AI and cybersecurity practicesinkhouse.com

O'Dwyer's adds that before Inkhouse, Morris was an EVP at MSLGROUP and a VP at Schwartz Communications. Orchestra CEO Jonathan Rosen said in the announcement that Morris has watched the technology industry move from e-commerce to the cloud, clean tech and now AI. Monaghan's role as Orchestra Technology Group chair is meant to integrate the work of BerlinRosen's tech team, Glen Echo Group and Inkhouse, per Business Wire.

What is InkHouse's history?

Monaghan said in the 2024 announcement that over 17 years Inkhouse had become the agency partner for innovative clients in venture capital, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, climate, consumer, deep tech and digital health. The firm says it grew organically to more than 140 people before joining Orchestra.

DateEventSource
2007Foundedinkhouse.com; CB Insights
May 2023BerlinRosen takes a majority stakeCB Insights; O'Dwyer's
November 2024Jason Morris named CEO; Monaghan becomes Technology Group chairBusiness Wire; O'Dwyer's
Q1 2025Launches programs for six AI companiesBusiness Wire
2025Amanda Kelley joins as EVP and New York general managerBusiness Wire

Who owns InkHouse?

Inkhouse is part of Orchestra, which describes itself as a strategic communications and marketing company and says it has acquired nine firms since 2022: BerlinRosen, Civitas, Derris, Glen Echo Group, Inkhouse, M18, Message Lab, Onward and Small Girls PR, per Business Wire. O'Dwyer's headlined the 2023 deal "BerlinRosen Takes Majority Stake in Inkhouse" and later reported the holding company's rebrand as Orchestra. EPR's BerlinRosen profile and Derris profile cover two sister companies. Inkhouse is therefore not independent.

Which clients has InkHouse represented?

Inkhouse said it launched new integrated PR and communications programs in the first quarter of 2025 for six AI companies: Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment and Poolside, per Business Wire. O'Dwyer's reported in May 2023 that the firm had represented Xerox, Raytheon, VMware, Dialpad, Harvard University's Saul Zaentz Early Education Initiative and Incredible Health.

What does InkHouse do?

CB Insights says Inkhouse combines media relations, social media, creative services and content marketing. Its releases emphasize AI, automation, cybersecurity, hard tech, robotics and venture capital. Monaghan listed climate, consumer, deep tech and digital health among the sectors it serves. EPR's technology PR agencies and technology PR pages cover the category.

How does InkHouse compare with other tech PR firms?

National technology peers with EPR profiles include Highwire, Mission North, Method Communications, LaunchSquad and Bospar. Boston-area peers include Racepoint Global, Greenough Communications, PAN Communications, Matter Communications, V2 Communications and BIG FISH PR.


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InkHouse PR FAQ

Who founded InkHouse?

Inkhouse began in 2007 with two women co-founders from venture capital, per inkhouse.com. Beth Monaghan is named as founder in Business Wire.

Who is the CEO of InkHouse?

Jason Morris has been CEO since November 2024, per Business Wire. Monaghan chairs Orchestra's Technology Group.

Is InkHouse independent?

No. BerlinRosen took a majority stake in May 2023, and the holding company is now Orchestra.

Where is InkHouse based?

It is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with offices in San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, New York, San Diego and Washington, D.C., per inkhouse.com.

How big is InkHouse?

The firm says it has 140-plus people in seven major cities, with remote employees across 16 states.

Which AI companies does InkHouse work with?

Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment and Poolside, per a 2025 Business Wire release.

Editorial assessment by Everything-PR, based on public record and archive coverage. No firm-supplied marketing copy, no paid placement.