International reach expanded
The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN) has recently joined the International Communications Consultancy Organization (ICCO). As a long-standing member of PRGN, Industrie-Contact is delighted about the partnership. This step not only strengthens the worldwide presence of the Public Relations Global Network, but also consolidates IC’s role in an increasingly international communications environment.
In a society increasingly characterized by communication technologies, artificial intelligence, purpose, influence and ethics, being part of global networks such as PRGN and ICCO is crucial. This partnership gives PRGN and its members greater international visibility and the opportunity to actively shape the future of communications.
PRGN was founded in 1992 and is one of the world’s largest international networks of independent PR and communications agencies with around 800 professionals in almost 60 agencies at around 80 locations worldwide.
The International Communications Consultancy Organization (ICCO) is the voice of public relations consultancies around the world. The ICCO is made up of 41 associations representing 82 countries around the world: Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, North and South America and Australasia. Together, these associations represent over 3,000 PR agencies.
Jonathan Klimke, CEO of the German PR agency Industrie-Contact (IC)
PRGN’s membership of the ICCO is a significant milestone for the agency network. This new chapter enables us to support our clients with even more effective and globally networked communication solutions.
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