A New Hampshire campaign can call for local media relationships, regional brand work, or state policy communications. The firms below identify New Hampshire offices and relevant services on their own sites. They are not ranked or interchangeable across those specialties.
Firms to consider
Montagne Powers
Media, crisis, and public-affairs communications. Montagne Powers lists a Manchester address and describes media relations, corporate communication, crisis work, and public affairs. Ask for a team and examples matching the audience and sensitivity of your brief.
Cookson
PR, branding, and growth marketing. Cookson identifies Manchester as its base and offers public relations and communications with brand, creative, and marketing services. Clarify the earned-media portion of any integrated proposal.
Dennehy & Bouley
Public affairs and strategic communications. Dennehy & Bouley lists a Concord office and presents government relations alongside public relations and strategic communications. Check policy-area experience and disclosure or conflict requirements.
How to compare
- Separate a statehouse or policy brief from a consumer or corporate publicity brief.
- Ask for the proposed New Hampshire lead and day-to-day team.
- Examine evidence relevant to the target audience, not only the agency's general portfolio.
- Agree on conflict checks, claims approval, scope, and useful measures of progress.
Before you contact a firm
Media relations and lobbying are different services with different approval and disclosure needs. Verify the agency's current personnel and terms, and seek appropriate review for any regulated policy engagement.
These descriptions reflect the firms' own published service information. Request a current proposal and check fit, conflicts, and terms directly with each firm.