Unified Brand Reflects Success Integrating Corporate, Financial, Public Affairs and Crisis Management Capabilities on a Global Scale

ME NewsWire/Business Wire

NEW YORK - Wednesday, September 17th 2014

Roland Rudd, Chairman, and Michael Gross, CEO, announced today that RLM Finsbury is rebranding as Finsbury, underscoring the company’s transformation over the past three years into a global company that provides sophisticated, on-the-ground strategic communications counseling wherever its clients or their challenges may be. The company has offices in the United Kingdom, the United States, Russia, Singapore, China, Belgium and the United Arab Emirates, and recently announced it has expanded to Moscow, Beijing, and San Francisco.

Since the merger in 2011 of Robinson Lerer & Montgomery and Finsbury, the company has continued to develop its global influence in corporate reputation, financial and transaction communications, public affairs and crisis management. Since the merger, the company has managed a number of complex, high-profile cross border assignments for companies including Verizon, Toyota, AstraZeneca, Walgreens, Boots and Starbucks.

About Finsbury:

Finsbury is a global leader in strategic communications and a trusted adviser to many of the world’s most successful companies. The company has managed some of the most complex, high-profile communications challenges and crises of the last three decades, including some of the largest international M&A transactions, IPOs and other capital raisings, proxy fights, corporate restructurings, and public affairs policy and reputation and brand building campaigns, as well as major litigation, government investigations and other corporate crises. With offices in the U.S., Europe, the Middle East and Asia, Finsbury provides expert counsel and support to clients around the world on interactions with the media, financial markets, employees, customers, governments, and other vital stakeholders.

Contacts

Finsbury

Kyle Giunta, 646-805-2058

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