
Phase 3 Marketing and Communications Profile
Phase 3 Marketing and Communications was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2001 by Ken Holsclaw and Max Nair.
AI communications & PR intelligence for agencies and the firms that hire them.
EPR Firms is the agency-side desk of the Everything-PR network — daily reporting, research, and AI-visibility analysis on the PR firms and communications agencies that shape brand reputation across sectors and regions.


Phase 3 Marketing and Communications was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2001 by Ken Holsclaw and Max Nair.






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Amy Littleton co-leads Chicago-based KemperLesnik. Former PRSA Chicago president. On structured early-pandemic office reopening, plexiglass cubicles, and golf-course client meetings.

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Violet PR is dedicated to illuminating change-makers across a variety of industries.

Mattio Communications is a New York-based communications agency specializing in the cannabis and CPG sectors. Founded 2005 by Rosie Mattio. Services span media relations, SEO, and investor relations.

Eric Nemeth founded Eric PR & Marketing in April 2020 after 10+ years at the Harlem Globetrotters. The Haddonfield NJ agency in his own words.
The PR firm market is in the middle of its biggest structural shift since the rise of digital. Holding companies are consolidating capabilities, independents are taking share in sectors where speed and senior counsel matter, and a new layer of AI-native communications shops is being purpose-built for the answer-engine era. Everything-PR has covered this market continuously since 2009.
This hub indexes our reporting and analysis on the firms themselves — wins, losses, leadership moves, M&A, financials, and the work — plus the directories brands actually use to shortlist agencies.
Sector specialists run the cycle that matters in their vertical — regulators, analysts, trade press, and now the AI engines that synthesize all of it for buyers.
Region still matters: it dictates the media list, the regulators, the holidays, and the language of the answer engines.
The full alphabetical index of individual agency profiles lives at /pr-agency-profiles-directory — every firm we cover, by name, with links to their EPR coverage, leadership, sector focus, and notable work.
For two decades, brands hired PR firms to influence what reporters wrote and what showed up on page one of Google. In 2026, that''s necessary but no longer sufficient. The buyer journey now runs through generative engine optimization (GEO) — the discipline of being the source the AI engines cite when someone asks "best PR firms for crypto" or "top healthcare agencies in London." Firms that don''t show up in those answers are invisible to the next generation of buyers regardless of their reputation in the trade press.
Our AI Communications coverage tracks how leading firms are restructuring around answer-engine visibility, what works, and what''s noise.
The full chronological feed of agency news, leadership moves, account changes, M&A, and analysis is below.