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Lambert Vaults into Top 50 Public Relations and Investor Relations Firms Nationally

by | Apr 17, 2019

Lambert, the PR and investor relations shop born out of a Grand Rapids basement 20 years ago, now ranks 45th on a national list of U.S.-based firms. Citing 32-percent growth year-over-year, O’Dwyer’s pushed Lambert up nine spots from 2018. The magazine also ranked Lambert as a top-10 Financial and Investor Relations firm and a top-10 Environmental and Public Affairs Firm, based on annual fee billings.

“In a challenging landscape, we’ve proven our value as a trusted counselor to organizations of all sizes, which has allowed us to maintain many long-term partnerships while welcoming dozens of new clients to our roster,” said Jeff Lambert, founder and CEO. “It’s the era of the mid-size agency where companies are looking for world-class work without the cost-prohibitive overhead of a large firm. Our mix of exceptional delivery and subject-matter expertise, coupled with strategic hires and an expanded multimedia service offering, have made Lambert tough to beat.”

O’Dwyer’s also named Lambert a top-17 food and beverage public relations firm.

More honors for Lambert this month:

In a separate PR industry award competition hosted by global publisher The Holmes Report, Lambert has earned four nominations, including North American Agency of the Year (Corporate and Business-to-Business).

The SABRE Awards, which recognizes Superior Achievement in Branding Reputation and Engagement, includes 300 campaigns on its shortlist selected from among more than 2,000 entries. Lambert has been named one of five finalists within each of the following categories:

  • Crisis Management — Wolverine Worldwide with Lambert & Co.
  • Not-For-Profit Organizations — Bethany Christian Services with Lambert & Co.
  • Multimarket Campaign — New Holland Brewing with Lambert & Co.

Winners will be announced during a ceremony in New York City on May 7.

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