Rice PR
Strategic PR, media relations and content services for socially conscious leaders and organisations creating social value
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Rice PR
Rice PR is a communications consultancy providing PR strategy, media relations, thought leadership, content marketing, social media and media training. Its work includes research, story development and multichannel campaigns.
It works with changemakers and organisations focused on social value, including scaling and established businesses communicating about EDI and ESG initiatives. Services are offered for individual campaigns and longer-term brand-building relationships.
Founded in 2017, Rice PR is based in Bristol and works with global clients.
Product: PR strategy, media relations, thought leadership, content marketing, social media and media training.
Jobs at Rice PR
Leadership
- Sarah Rice · DirectorSource: company website
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