News from PEPR - your public relations and communication agency in Zurich
2020 will start the thirteenth year of pepr. And without any superstition. By the way: In many cultures, the 13 is considered a lucky number.
StarragHeckert too goes with PEPR (March 7, 2011)
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Communication alone cannot always sort out the problem (from Handelszeitung April 21, 2010)
Because at the end of the day, it's all about content, attitude and action. (Full article available in German only…)
PEPR with further clients (November 17, 2009)
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In a crisis, good communication is more important than ever (from Handelszeitung July 8, 2009)
A comparison of the «Kurer method» with the «Gruebel method» (UBS) shows what it's all about. (Full article available in German only…)
Our attractive offer for media trainings (June 2009)
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PR check for SME: a decent proposal (May 2009)
Small and medium-sized enterprises too can gain profile, share of voice and share of mind with Public Relations. A first check shows you the need and the opportunities. (Full article available in German only…)
PEPR with new clients (May 5, 2009)
Our agency has won some new mandates in the past weeks. (Full article available in German only…)
PEPR with new clients (September 29, 2008)
In the past weeks, we could add some new mandates to our client portfolio. (Full article available in German only…)
The choice is yours: How to select an agency
(from Handelszeitung March 19, 2008)
The classical beauty contest does not always lead to the best results. (Full article available in German only…)
Dutch auction – the other path to the stock market
(from Finanz und Wirtschaft, 2006)
Google’s initial public offering in the summer of 2004 caused quite a stir in the international financial community because the issue price was fixed in a so-called Dutch auction. Will there be more such auctions in the future? Does the Dutch auction spell the end of the familiar bookbuilding process, and what consequences would that have on corporate communications with investors, media and analysts? (Full article available in German only…)
