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Technology
Whether building brand awareness, simplifying the explanation of technical details or establishing thought leadership in a nascent sector, we collaborate with high-tech clients to create meaningful impact every step of the way.
Cybersecurity
While keeping up with the frequency and scale of cyberattacks in our increasingly digital world is difficult, we work to understand what’s next and generate recognition around the next generation of cybersecurity innovation.
Green Tech
Our climate is changing. That undeniable fact cements the need for clean energy and green tech companies that can communicate how they help mitigate the impact of climate change and protect the planet for future generations.
Health Tech
In an era of digital health, wearable devices and advanced solutions, we equip health care technology companies with the communications tools to establish credibility while demonstrating value to patients or care professionals.
Cannabis & Emerging Markets
Recognizing that companies in cannabis and other emerging markets often work from a different playbook, our communications services provide imaginative solutions that address the challenges these organizations invariably face.
B2B & Professional Services
As a full-service communications agency, we uniquely understand how to strategically leverage various communications services to earn trust, build relationships and sell products or services to other professional organizations.
Community Engagement
We have extensive experience communicating issues and moving communities to action. We have developed integrated plans for ballot initiatives, nonprofit organizations and developed programs to keep citizens informed in the wake of disasters.
TESTIMONIALS
CableLabs
“They really hustle for us and leave no stone unturned.”
Valyant AI
“Right out of the gate, the team got us a home run ... that really gave us a national and international presence. That generated investor interest and customer interest and took us from not visible to highly visible.”
INO Solutions
“I've worked with Comprise for over 15 years and am always amazed at the work they do. They have gotten my companies in front of the right journalists and publications so we can tell our potential customers about us and our products. Comprise is great to work with, focused on our success and delivers the results we need.”
Growcentia
"I have worked with some of the best advertising and communications firms globally over the course of a few decades. Doyle Albee's team at Comprise is second to none.
Doyle is a true visionary and leader in the communications field. His strategic thinking, industry insights and passion for helping companies grow have been invaluable to our success. Comprise helped my company with various initiatives, from messaging to content creation and public relations. The Comprise team's expertise and creativity have been instrumental in helping us reach new customers, build our brand and establish ourselves as a leader in the agricultural biotechnology arena."
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