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Radical PR Opens New York Office

The new location marks the agency’s first in North America.
Radical PR co-founders Paul Lavel and Danesh Domingo
Radical PR co-founders Paul Lavel and Danesh Domingo (Frank Lebon)
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The Paris-based PR agency Radical PR opened an office in New York on Monday, Sept. 1. The new location marks the company’s first foray outside of Europe.

Since its founding in 2017, Radical PR has lent its services to brands including Carhartt WIP, Asics, Telfar and design studio Paulin Paulin Paulin. The company opened an office in Milan last September.

“Our presence in these three major cities — Paris, Milan and New York — is a testament to our dedication and our conviction that true relevance comes from being locally rooted,” co-founders Paul Lavel and Danesh Domingo said in a statement.

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