New Jersey Business Magazine: Violet PR Named 'Best Boutique Agency' in the US

“Best Boutique Agency”

Violet PR has received a gold medal award for “Best Boutique Agency” in the US in the 2022 Bulldog PR Awards.

The Bulldog PR Awards, which rank the most outstanding PR and communications campaigns, celebrate excellence in public relations and communication. They are the only national public relations contest judged exclusively by working journalists. The judges evaluate the entries based on creativity, originality, strategy, execution and results.“We are honored to have our agency recognized as a leader in the industry by Bulldog PR Awards,” said April Mason, president and owner of Violet PR. “Most meaningful is the recognition that our PR campaigns truly make a difference for the businesses and communities we work with.”

In addition to the high honor, Violet PR’s campaign to establish its client Pittsburgh International Airport as a leader and innovator among mid-sized airports worldwide won a Silver award in the “Best Government/Public Service Campaign” category. Its campaign to drive national recognition and public and private funds to the historic Newark Symphony Hall won a Silver in the “Best Community Relations Campaign” category.

“Best Government/Public Service Campaign” & “Best Community Relations Campaign”

Violet PR’s winning media relations campaigns helped its clients recover from revenue losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic and, more significantly, thrive.

The agency’s campaign for Pittsburgh International Airport far surpassed its objectives and the client’s expectations—generating 20 top-tier placements and more than 125 trade stories and securing coverage in top media outlets. The campaign positioned the airport as one of the top mid-sized airports in the world and a model for others due to its visionary leadership, new technologies and infrastructure investments.

Violet PR’s winning community relations campaign for Newark Symphony Hall communicated the venue’s history, legacy, and important role in Newark, New Jersey’s resurgence. The campaign secured over 180 news stories and ultimately convinced N.J. Governor Murphy to add a $5 million line item for the venue in its fiscal year 2022 budget.