Supreme Group is a Dallas-based marketing and communications platform for healthcare and life sciences companies, backed by the private equity firm Trinity Hunt Partners. O'Dwyer's 2026 ranking lists Supreme Group with 227 employees and $115 million in 2025 net fees, up 147.3 percent, 11th among U.S. firms. Its PR arm, Supreme Communications, serves health IT, digital health, medtech, biotech and pharma, alongside sister agencies in brand, creative and digital.
Updated: October 27, 2026
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What does Supreme Group do?
Supreme Group provides marketing and communications services to healthcare and life sciences organizations through specialist agencies. Its December 2025 announcement lists three core offerings.
- Brand and creative.
- PR and communications, delivered by Supreme Communications.
- Performance digital and technology.
The PR practice is the offering most relevant to communications buyers. Supreme Communications serves companies in health IT, digital health, medtech, biotech, medical devices and pharma, according to the December 9, 2025 announcement of its launch. The announcement says its clients benefit from access to shared technology, AI-driven insights and creative talent across Supreme Group.
The model resembles other health-focused firms profiled on Everything-PR, such as Spectrum Science in Washington, though Supreme Group built its network through acquisitions rather than growing from a single founding agency.
Who owns and leads Supreme Group?
Supreme Group is backed by the Dallas private equity firm Trinity Hunt Partners and led by CEO Tom Donnelly. Trinity Hunt Partners describes itself as having more than $2 billion in assets under management. Fierce Pharma reports that Trinity Hunt invested in the digital agency Supreme Optimization in 2023, that the platform bought Clarity Quest Marketing later that year, and that Trinity formed Supreme Group in 2024 to house the acquisitions.
Nicky Battle became president of Supreme Communications in December 2025. The company announcement describes her as previously managing director and healthcare industry lead at Ketchum, with more than 20 years in healthcare communications and digital strategy, including earlier roles at Omnicom's CDM and IPG's MRM//McCann.
Nicole Beckstrand was promoted to managing director of Supreme Communications at the same time. She joined in 2020 and is credited in the release with more than three decades of strategic communications experience. The legacy leaders of the two combined PR agencies, Jodi Amendola of Amendola Communications and Nicole Osmer of Health+Commerce, moved into strategic advisory roles within Supreme Group.
How big is Supreme Group?
Supreme Group reported 227 employees and $115,000,000 in 2025 net fees to O'Dwyer's, placing it 11th in the publication's 2026 ranking of PR firms with major U.S. operations. The table below collects the main facts.
| Measure | Detail |
|---|
| Group formed | 2024, by Trinity Hunt Partners (Fierce Pharma) |
| Headquarters | Dallas, TX (O'Dwyer's 2026) |
| Employees | 227 (O'Dwyer's 2026) |
| 2025 net fees | $115,000,000, as reported to O'Dwyer's (up 147.3% from 2024) |
| O'Dwyer's 2026 overall rank | 11th |
| Ownership | Backed by Trinity Hunt Partners |
The reported growth coincides with an acquisition run that Fierce Pharma counted at nine deals in 18 months by August 2025. O'Dwyer's ranks firms on net fees, defined as charges for PR counseling and the time spent preparing and placing stories in media, so the figure covers PR work rather than advertising or production spending. Full listings are on the O'Dwyer's 2026 PR firm ranking. The group's press releases carry a West Chester, Pa., dateline, while O'Dwyer's lists Dallas as the headquarters city.
Which agencies make up Supreme Group?
Supreme Group's portfolio companies, as listed in its December 2025 announcement, are Supreme Communications, Supreme Optimization, Curator24 and Pivot Design. Supreme Communications is the PR and communications company, formed in December 2025 from Amendola Communications and Health+Commerce.
- Supreme Communications: PR and communications for health IT, digital health, medtech, biotech, medical devices and pharma.
- Supreme Optimization: the life science-focused digital agency in which Trinity Hunt first invested, per Fierce Pharma.
- Curator24 and Pivot Design: the other two portfolio companies named in the announcement.
Amendola Communications offered PR, marketing and social media services to healthcare, health tech and life sciences companies, while Health+Commerce provided PR, marketing and creative services to healthcare companies, per Fierce Pharma. The two were unified as Supreme Communications in December 2025. Fierce Pharma reports that Pivot Design joined the platform in August 2025.
How does Supreme Group compare with peers?
Supreme Group reports higher 2025 net fees than Spectrum Science and lower than Ruder Finn, and its private equity-backed platform structure differs from both. The comparison uses figures from O'Dwyer's 2026 ranking and Everything-PR profiles.
| Firm | Base | Health focus | 2025 net fees (O'Dwyer's) | Employees (O'Dwyer's) |
|---|
| Supreme Group | Dallas, TX | Healthcare and life sciences platform | $115,000,000 | 227 |
| Ruder Finn | New York, NY | Independent global agency with a health practice | $203,000,000 | 1,350 |
| Spectrum Science | Washington, DC | Health and science communications | $88,100,000 | 313 |
| EvolveMKD agency profile | New York, NY | Healthcare, aesthetics and beauty | Not in the 2026 overall top 140 | Not listed |
For a wider shortlist of firms by need, see the best healthcare PR agencies ranking, and for every firm profiled on the site, the PR firms directory.
