Artemis Comms
Strategic communications and media relations for organisations with complex or overlooked work
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-12
About Artemis Comms
Artemis Comms provides narrative strategy, media outreach, spokesperson training, crisis and reputation support, and brand and design services. It also builds private AI setups for in-house teams to automate routine communications tasks.
The company works with organisations seeking to explain complex subjects or bring less visible work to media attention. It operates as a network of senior specialists and provides services on a brief basis.
ARTEMIS COMMS LTD was founded in 2021 and is based in London.
Product: Strategic communications, media relations, reputation support, brand design and private AI setups for in-house teams.
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