New York-based Lou Hammond Group has announced the addition of six clients to its roster.
The new clients are Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce; Crown of Light, a branded proprietary and patented diamond; Cinnamon Bay, a vacation property located in the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John; energy and telecom cable systems company Prysmian Group North America; the Eagle Rare Life Award, which is sponsored by Eagle Rare Bourbon; and the Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center in Charleston, SC.
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Photo credit: Montgomery Area Chamber of CommerceFounded in 1984, Lou Hammond Group represents brands in arts and culture; consumer products and design; cruise, rail and travel services; destinations; economic development; food and beverage; hospitality groups and resorts; real estate; and technology industries.
Lou Hammond Group is one of the top travel PR firms in the country with $6.9 million in '16 net fees, according to O'Dwyer's rankings,
It has offices in Charleston, Los Angeles, and Miami.
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