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PPHC buys strategic comms firm Reevemark for up to $80M

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  • Public Policy Holding (PPHC) has acquired New York-based strategic communications firm Reevemark LLC in a deal valued at up to $80M, including $28M in upfront consideration and up to $52M in contingent payments.
  • Reevemark, which will keep its name, will operate as a standalone business within PPHC's TrailRunner International group, the company said.
  • Reevemark recently developed and launched Sentinel, a proprietary agentic AI simulation capability built specifically for high-stakes matters that models how key stakeholders will react to client actions and audience reactions over time.

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