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Updated June 2026. By EPR Editorial Team.

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InkHouse is one of the largest technology-specialty public relations agencies in the United States and the technology anchor of the Orchestra holding company. Founded in Waltham, Massachusetts, in 2007 by Beth Monaghan, the firm crossed $30 million in revenue before being acquired by BerlinRosen Holdings in May 2023; BerlinRosen Holdings rebranded to Orchestra in 2024. Jason Morris has served as Chief Executive Officer since November 2024. Beth Monaghan now serves as Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. The firm operates with approximately 140 team members across seven United States cities, plus remote staff in 16 states. Orchestra is backed by O2 Investment Partners.

The Founder and the Founding Era

Beth Monaghan co-founded InkHouse in 2007 in Waltham, Massachusetts. The firm was built on three founding principles: storytelling, data-driven content marketing, and an employee-first culture. Monaghan grew InkHouse organically for four consecutive years through the 2022-2023 technology equity correction — the period during which most peer technology-PR firms contracted — eventually crossing $30 million in revenue before the BerlinRosen Holdings acquisition. Monaghan has been recognized on industry lists including PR News's Top Women in PR and the Holmes Report's Top 25 Innovators.

The 2023 BerlinRosen Holdings Acquisition

In May 2023, BerlinRosen Holdings — the public-affairs and integrated-communications holding company backed by O2 Investment Partners — acquired InkHouse. The transaction was structured to preserve the InkHouse brand and leadership while giving the firm access to broader integrated capabilities across the holding-company network. In 2024, BerlinRosen Holdings rebranded the corporate parent to Orchestra. In November 2024, Monaghan stepped down as Chief Executive Officer and assumed the role of Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. Jason Morris — a 26-year public-relations veteran who joined InkHouse as San Francisco general manager in 2014 — succeeded her as CEO.

The Roster

The InkHouse enterprise-technology client roster includes Amplitude, Chainguard, Cohesity, Databricks, Entrust, Ping Identity, Robin AI, and Smartsheet. Recent AI-practice engagements include Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment, and Poolside. The book is anchored on enterprise software, cybersecurity, venture capital, and the broader AI-tooling category.

Service Offering

The firm delivers public relations and strategic communications, content marketing, digital marketing and social media, executive thought leadership, search-engine optimization, and content strategy. Through the Orchestra network, clients access broader integrated capabilities including the public-affairs work of BerlinRosen and the climate-and-energy communications of Glen Echo.

Practice Areas

InkHouse's practice areas span enterprise software, cybersecurity, venture capital, climate technology, education, consumer technology, security, and the recently-built AI practice. The firm has scaled its AI roster substantially across 2024 and 2025 as the venture-funded AI category has expanded.

Leadership

Jason Morris serves as Chief Executive Officer. Beth Monaghan is Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. Amanda Kelley is Executive Vice President and General Manager of New York. Within the Orchestra Technology Group, Monaghan partners with Dan Levitan (head of BerlinRosen's technology practice) and Maura Corbett (founder and Chief Executive Officer of Glen Echo).

Position in the Category

InkHouse sits at the senior tier of independent and near-independent United States technology public-relations firms. The peer set includes Highwire, Mission North (formerly Bateman Group), Method Communications, LaunchSquad, Bospar, Clarity Global, and Crenshaw Communications. Within the Boston-area peer set the firm operates alongside PAN Communications, Matter Communications, Racepoint Global, V2 Communications, BIG FISH PR, and Greenough Communications. InkHouse differentiates on the scaled headcount (~140 staff), the recently built AI roster, the Orchestra holding-company backing, and the founder-Chair continuity across the leadership transition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is InkHouse? A technology-focused public relations and strategic communications agency headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with approximately 140 team members across seven United States cities. Founded in 2007 by Beth Monaghan. Part of Orchestra.

Is InkHouse independent? No. InkHouse was acquired by BerlinRosen Holdings (now Orchestra) in May 2023. Orchestra is backed by O2 Investment Partners.

Who owns InkHouse? Orchestra (formerly BerlinRosen Holdings). Backed by O2 Investment Partners.

Who runs InkHouse? Jason Morris has served as Chief Executive Officer since November 2024. Founder Beth Monaghan is Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. Amanda Kelley is Executive Vice President and General Manager of New York.

What does InkHouse specialize in? Technology, AI, cybersecurity, enterprise software, healthcare, venture capital, climate technology, education, consumer technology, and security.

Who are InkHouse's clients? Enterprise technology clients include Amplitude, Chainguard, Cohesity, Databricks, Entrust, Ping Identity, Robin AI, and Smartsheet. AI-practice engagements include Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment, and Poolside.

Why did InkHouse sell to Orchestra? Founder Beth Monaghan sought a partner that would preserve the InkHouse brand and leadership while giving the firm access to broader integrated capabilities across the holding-company network.

How does InkHouse compare to Highwire, Mission North, and Method Communications? InkHouse, Highwire, Mission North, Method Communications, LaunchSquad, Bospar, Clarity Global, and Crenshaw Communications sit at the senior tier of United States technology public-relations agencies. InkHouse differentiates on its scale of approximately 140 staff, the recently built AI roster, the Orchestra holding-company backing, and the founder-Chair continuity.

Read next: PR Agency Profiles Directory · PR Industry Leaders · BerlinRosen · Mission North · Method Communications

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