PR Firm News: Supreme Group Unveils Supreme Intelligence FDE+
Thu, May 14, 2026
By Steve Barnes
Supreme Group launches Supreme Intelligence FDE+ (Forward Deployed Expert), a service model that embeds AI-native domain experts directly inside client organizations to architect and build custom AI solutions... LaVoie Strategic Communications Group announced that the federal trademark registrations for its LHS Immersion and LHS Fifteen-Slide Presentation have been renewed... Sprout Social introduces an AI-powered social intelligence platform designed to help organizations operationalize real-time, unfiltered market conversations at scale.
The University of Arizona wants proposals for the development and implementation of a branding campaign for its online educational offerings.
Infinite, a communications and reputation management firm, has acquired Dukas Linden Public Relations, which represents some of the most prestigious financial institutions in the U.S.
The AI revolution has transformed how public relations agencies work and deliver value to clients. But it’s also changed how buyers value those firms, and understanding AI’s influence on valuation is essential for agency owners planning on selling in the future.
See how earned media is shaping nonprofit authority in an AI-driven world, and why third-party validation, consistent coverage, and strategic storytelling are critical to building trust, increasing visibility, and driving long-term growth.
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre wants a firm to conduct a rebranding exercise and to relaunch its website.
AI will change most industries, but given the uniquely human nature of comms, it will affect our field a little differently than others.
In a recent conversation about the evolving media landscape, Doug Simon, CEO of D S Simon Media, spoke with Campbell O’Connor, Group Director, Media & Engagement at Real Chemistry, about how AI is influencing media relations and healthcare communications.
Hawaii’s Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is looking for a firm to provide strategic communications and marketing services.
Newsrooms and TV producers are increasingly incorporating AI into their work. Unfortunately, most brands haven’t caught up.
For decades, visibility has been a game the largest brands have won by default. Today, as AI search increasingly serves as the Internet’s front door, those rules of discovery are being rewritten, presenting a rare and significant opportunity for communications professionals.
When it comes to AI-generated search responses, many of the sources that produce significant visibility aren’t the traditional “top-tier” outlets PR teams prioritize. Instead, they’re blogs, community forums and smaller publications, highlighting the need for communicators to adapt their media visibility strategies.
Highwire launches Highwire Health, a unified healthcare marketing and communications practice... Red Fan Communications, an Austin, TX firm focused on strategic B2B communications, announces the launch of its Brand Authority Index—a diagnostic tool that quantifies how companies show up in AI-powered search... Dreamday introduces its influencer division, which formalizes a core capability within the agency’s integrated Performance PR model.
Even though a majority of consumers are turning to social media as their preferred source of breaking news, issues surrounding trust and the quality of social media content remain a concern for many of them.
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is scouting for an off-site shop to provide crisis support in the event of an emergency. US-based firms need not apply. 
The way some are creating AI-optimized content farms feels quite Moneyball-esque. The difference is the basic principles of baseball don't change between seasons.
Sacramento County’s Dept. of Health Services has put its $3.6M three-year media services budget up for grabs.
