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Compare Fleishman-Hillard Tokyo vs Ozma

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Fleishman-Hillard Tokyo

PR & Reputation Management Website

Fleishman-Hillard Tokyo is a corporate communications and public relations agency located in Tokyo, Japan. The firm provides reputation management and strategic outreach services for organizations operating in the Japanese market.

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Ozma

PR & Reputation Management Website

Ozma PR is a leading public relations firm in Japan with nearly 50 years of experience. It provides strategic communications and PR counsel to domestic and global clients across multiple industries.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Fleishman-Hillard Tokyo Ozma
Category PR & Reputation Management PR & Reputation Management
Rating - -
Location Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, Japan
Services
  • Public Relations
  • Corporate Communications
  • Reputation Management
  • Media Relations
  • Crisis Management
  • Public Relations
  • Corporate Communications
  • Reputation Management
  • Media Relations
  • Crisis Management
Industries
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Automobile Healthcare IT Tourism & Leisure Commercial facilities Consumer Goods
Pros
  • Physical office established in Tokyo for on-the-ground market support
  • Part of a recognized global network of communication professionals
  • Strong media pipeline in Japan
  • Nearly 50 years of industry experience
  • Over 100 dedicated PR professionals
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