Address: 1776 N Pine Island Rd Suite 320, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33322, USA
Phone: +19543708999
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: Closed
Marcy Russillo
I have been working with Boardroom PR for some time now and they are an absolute pleasure to work with. If you're looking for one of the best PR firms in the Miami market, they are it! Don Silver and his staff are extremely knowledgeable in the South Florida landscape and are consummate professionals. They work incredibly hard and go above and beyond for their clients. Highly recommend!
Eric Tuckerman
I've had the pleasure of working with the Don Silver and the Boardroom PR team over a period of several years on various clients' projects. I believe they are unmatched in terms of their knowledge, integrity, and professionalism. Any firm in need of a South Florida-based PR Agency for rebranding, enhanced exposure, media relations, online presence, reputation defense, and traditional media coverage, look no further than Boardroom PR.
Brian Wolf
Boardroom does an excellent job representing our firm. They are attentive, responsive and results-oriented.
Andrea Lubell
The team at Boardroom PR is a pleasure to work with. By far the top Fort Lauderdale PR firm. Julie, Don and the rest of the team are true professionals.
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Similar to professional organizations, good PR firms find the right match for clients in the civic and charitable arena. Whether it is joining the Heart of Florida United Way or Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County or Legal Aid that does so much good in Florida, there is a myriad of organizations that a client can be advised about where they share a passion for the group and a knowledge of the cause. Many Florida entrepreneurs and executives and their employees enjoy giving back to their respective local communities by supporting local charities, charity events such as walks, runs and bikeathons, galas, fishing and golf tournaments and other types of fundraisers. You not only give back to these excellent charitable causes, but your company’s reputation also benefits from being viewed as active in local causes. Another way to channel your company’s outreach is to join committees and boards of directors of local charities.
Absolutely. Lawyers, for example, can be guided into the right committee of the Florida Bar Association or Broward Bar, Hillsborough or Orange County Bar or other regional association. A good statewide Florida PR firm will provide insight for a human resource professional to join SHRM - The Society for Human Resource Management or HRACB – Human Resources Association of Broward County. PR firms know organizations for accountants such as SFAFP – The South Florida Association for Financial Professionals. Public relations professionals guide their clients in the right direction. Hiring a local Florida PR agency will help make their connections your connections.
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A good firm with excellent contacts can do business throughout Florida. It is often valuable to have permanent PR staff on the ground in the major cities including Orlando, Tampa, Naples, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach. Nothing can take the place of strong media and community relationships.
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Public relation is an essential element in a business’s marketing plans. A Fort Lauderdale, Tampa or Orlando PR firm may work in tandem with a company’s in-house Florida communications and marketing team and possibly other marketing vendors such as graphic designers, digital ad agencies, web developers and out-of-town strategic communications departments. Or, a PR firm can provide all the elements in one place. Once a campaign unfolds, clients will recognize increased visibility through various elements -- media, word of mouth, greater interest in the company or business and a general acknowledgment of improved awareness. ROI is difficult to determine but easy to feel.
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