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Compare Apco Worldwide vs Mixte Communications

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Apco Worldwide Agency logo

Apco Worldwide

Branding & Design Website

Apco Worldwide is an independent global communication, stakeholder engagement and business strategy firm founded in 1984. The agency is recognized by the Holmes Report as the 'Best Large Agency to Work For.' It offers a range of services including corporate communication, crisis management, government relations and digital communication.

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Mixte Communications Agency logo

Mixte Communications

PR & Reputation Management Website

Mixte Communications is a public relations agency that empowers business leaders and nonprofit activists focused on building better communities. The agency operates with a commitment to shared values and social justice.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Apco Worldwide Mixte Communications
Category Branding & Design PR & Reputation Management
Rating - -
Location Washington, DC, United States San Diego, California, United States
Services
  • Branding
  • Corporate Communication
  • Crisis Management
  • Government Relations
  • Digital Communication
  • Strategic Counsel
  • Public Relations
  • Branding
  • Corporate Communication
  • Crisis Management
  • Government Relations
  • Digital Communication
  • Strategic Counsel
  • Public Relations
Pros
  • Recognized by the Holmes Report as Best Large Agency to Work For
  • Focuses on mission-driven organizations and nonprofits.
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