
Top Democratic PR Firms 2026: The Operatives Behind the Party's Communications
The top Democratic PR firms and operatives — SKDK, GMMB, AKPD, Bully Pulpit, Precision Strategies and the shops running Democratic candidate and DNC work.
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The top Democratic PR firms and operatives — SKDK, GMMB, AKPD, Bully Pulpit, Precision Strategies and the shops running Democratic candidate and DNC work.






San Francisco, California:K/F Communications, Inc. (www.kfcomm.com), a strategic technology public relations agency, announced that it has been selected as the agency of record by three innovative tech companies in the following markets: Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) mitigation and game/app development.

AGT Communications Group is a Moscow-based PR holding founded in 1996, with ~330 staff across Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, and the Russian member of PROI Worldwide.

FleishmanHillard is a global communications agency founded 1946 in St. Louis. Owned by Omnicom since 1997; one of four cornerstone networks inside Omnicom Public Relations Group. Global CEO J.J. Carter (since October 2024); Americas CEO Jillian Janaczek (since February 2026, formerly CEO of Porter Novelli). Absorbed Porter Novelli February 2026.

Verdin is a San Luis Obispo, California marketing and PR agency specializing in tourism, special districts, and public sector — 20+ years under Mary Verdin.

Coming Soon for businesses in need of PR in the UK, Seven Dials PR is a new agency set to launch under the direction of Simon Kelner, former editor-in-chief of the Independent. In an interesting turn observers are now focused on the emerging litany of communications figures and their endeavors. Are we destined to more BS or a lot less "bollocks" where the voices of business are concerned?

The Pollack Group (formerly The Pollack PR Marketing Group) is a Los Angeles integrated PR, marketing, and brand agency founded 1985 by Noemi and Stefan Pollack. 41 years operating. 16 employees, $4M revenue (2026). HQ at Avenue of the Stars + NYC office. Partner in Worldcom PR Group.

Roepke Public Relations is the Minneapolis media-relations specialist founded by Katherine Roepke. 11 employees, $10M revenue, focused on editorial coverage for consumer brands, tech, energy, non-profit.

Mullen Advertising, founded 1970 by Jim Mullen, merged with Lowe in 2015 to become MullenLowe Group. The brand was dissolved December 1, 2025, absorbed into TBWA under Omnicom-IPG.

Global Results Communications, founded 2005 by Valerie Christopherson in Irvine CA. Tech-focused PR firm with $28.3M revenue 2025, 100+ professionals, GRC Media Report and PR 360 podcast.
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