2020: The year reputation damage litigation went mainstream
Shareholders are increasingly using litigation to target directors for alleged reputational harm to the company, signaling an evolving landscape in corporate risk.
Argyle expands into U.S. with new Washington, D.C. office
From our new base in the US capital, Argyle’s team will provide a full range of PR consulting services across the U.S., with a particular focus on reputation risk & corporate communications.
Argyle named to the Canadian Business 2020 Growth List
Canadian Business unveils annual list of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies
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Argyle brings home record number of awards representing outstanding work across Canada GalleryArgyle brings home record number of awards representing outstanding work across Canada
Advocacy, Agribusiness, All, Brand, Communication, Digital and Social, Direct-to-Consumer, Energy, Health and Safety, Health and Wellness, Indigenous Communications, Leadership, News, Public Relations, Reputation, Social Marketing
Argyle brings home record number of awards representing outstanding work across Canada
Argyle team wins ten CPRS National Awards of Excellence
Argyle named one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies by the Globe and Mail
Argyle ranked as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies by the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business.
Argyle VP Jessie Sitnick speaks to The Energy Mix about climate & environmental justice
The Energy Mix | In Conversation: Action on climate, environmental justice begins with empathy and dialogue, Sitnick says.
Argyle in the News: Ethical Voices podcast
Our CEO Dan Tisch sat down with the Ethical Voices podcast to discuss some of the ethical challenges that PR agencies face.
Argyle named Canadian Agency of the Year for 2020
We’re proud to announce that Argyle, one of Canada’s largest and fastest-growing communications consulting firms, has been named 2020 Canadian Agency of the Year by PRovoke Media, the leading source of news and analysis on the global public relations industry.
Working together…separately.
After six weeks of Zoom happy hours, fighting for kitchen table real estate, keeping the kids occupied and onboarding new four-legged co-workers, we asked some team members to share tips on how they’ve adjusted to our new work reality. Here are seven lessons our team has learned.
Canadians’ relationships improve during COVID-19 crisis
While Canadians may be isolated and ‘socially distanced’ from one another during the COVID-19 pandemic, this shared experience has strengthened our relationships with our families, co-workers, employers, health care providers, local businesses – and even our governments.