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Skyya

PR & Reputation Management New York City, New York, United States
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Skyya is an award-winning global B2B PR and strategic communications agency founded in 2008, specializing in media relations, corporate and crisis communications, investor relations, and CEO thought leadership for automotive, transportation, and technology clients.

Skyya is an award-winning global B2B PR and strategic communications agency founded in 2008. The firm is headquartered at 450 Park Ave South in New York City and maintains offices in Minneapolis and Denver. The team has fewer than 49 employees, and the DesignRush profile is currently unclaimed.

Skyya's commercial details are limited on the profile: both the minimal budget and average hourly rate are listed as "Inquire", meaning prospective clients must contact the agency directly for pricing. No Google reviews appear on the DesignRush profile, so no third-party rating is available.

Skyya's expertise includes media relations campaigns, corporate and crisis communications, investor relations, CEO thought leadership, and a business and financial press bureau. DesignRush categorizes the agency under Public Relations.

The client base spans innovative startups to Fortune 500 companies in the automotive, transportation, and technology ecosystems. Skyya reports delivering results for electric vehicle and autonomous vehicle brands, commercial transportation, EV charging, hypercars, motorcycles, and an array of B2B and B2C technologies. Named clients on the profile include Gocycle, Lidar Space, and SIBROS.

The agency states that it is widely recognized by clients and journalists and claims unprecedented results for some of the world's most innovative EV and AV brands.

Services

  • Public Relations
  • Media Relations
  • Corporate Communications
  • Crisis Communications
  • Investor Relations
  • CEO Thought Leadership
  • Business and Financial Press Bureau

Industries Served

Automotive Transportation Technology Electric Vehicles Autonomous Vehicles

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Award-winning B2B PR agency recognized by clients and journalists
  • Serves clients ranging from innovative startups to Fortune 500 companies
  • Specialized experience with EV and AV brands, commercial transportation, and EV charging
  • Offices in New York City, Minneapolis, and Denver

Frequently Asked Questions

Skyya offers B2B PR and strategic communications services, including media relations campaigns, corporate and crisis communications, investor relations, CEO thought leadership, and a business and financial press bureau.
Skyya works with clients in the automotive, transportation, and technology ecosystems, including electric vehicle and autonomous vehicle brands, commercial transportation, EV charging, hypercars, motorcycles, and B2B and B2C technologies.
Skyya is headquartered at 450 Park Ave South in New York City, with additional offices in Minneapolis and Denver.
Skyya was founded in 2008.
Skyya serves clients ranging from innovative startups to Fortune 500 companies in the automotive, transportation, and technology sectors.
Skyya employs under 49 people.
Skyya's minimal budget and average hourly rate are listed as Inquire, so prospective clients need to contact the agency directly for pricing details.
Skyya's listed clients include Gocycle, Lidar Space, and SIBROS.
Yes, corporate and crisis communications is one of Skyya's core service areas.
Yes, Skyya describes itself as award-winning and recognized by clients and journalists for its media relations campaigns.
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