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Compare Express Strategies vs Mixte Communications

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Express Strategies

PR & Reputation Management Website

Express Strategies is a public relations and reputation management firm based in Hartford, Connecticut. Founded in 2012, the agency develops custom communications strategies for organizations. It serves nonprofit, food and beverage, and health care industries.

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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 Express Strategies Mixte Communications
Category PR & Reputation Management PR & Reputation Management
Rating - -
Location Hartford, Connecticut, United States San Diego, California, United States
Services
  • Public Relations
  • Reputation Management
  • Public Relations
  • Reputation Management
Industries
Nonprofit Food and Beverage Health Care
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Pros
  • Custom-designed communications strategies tailored to client objectives.
  • Focus on tangible outcomes and results-oriented problem solving.
  • Experienced team led by Managing Principal Bernard Kavaler.
  • Focuses on mission-driven organizations and nonprofits.
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