Potomac Communications Group
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Potomac Communications Group is a Washington D.C. public relations company.
"Helping clients meet their business neesd and public policy goals through creative strategies, winning messages and on-target communications", the company's website states. [1]
In April 2004 the Austin Chronicle revealed that one of the creative strategies employed by Potomac is ghostwriting pro-nuclear op-ed columns on behalf of the Nuclear Energy Instiute. [2]
Clients
- AREVA Enterprises, Inc.
- Air Force Office of Special Investigations
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Forest & Paper Association
- American Petroleum Institute
- American Society of Microbiology
- Association For Manufacturing Technology
- Bechtel National, Inc.
- The Brattle Group
- BWX Technologies, Inc.
- Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology Society
- Construction Specifications Institute *Cross-Sound Cable
- DC Department of Health
- Entergy Corporation
- Environmental Protection Agency
- FirstEnergy Corporation
- Foster Wheeler International Corporation
- George Washington University
- Healthcare Distribution Management Association
- Lafarge North America
- Mellon Financial Corporation
- National Home Equity Mortgage Association
- NASA
- National Energy Technology Laboratory
- National Science Foundation
- Nuclear Energy Institute
- Pepco Energy Services
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Temple University
- USEC Inc.
- Washington Group International
- Westinghouse Electric Corporation
- US Army
- US Coast Guard
- US Department of Commerce
- US Department of Energy
- US Department of Transportation
Contact information
Potomac Communications Group, Inc 2025 M Street, Suite 350, Washington, DC 20036 Phone: 202.466.7391 Fax: 202.429.0365 E-mail: prhelp@pcgpr.com Web: http://www.pcgpr.com/
External links
- William M. Adler, "Will Shill for Nukes: Decommissioning the nuclear lobby's phony op-ed campaign", The Austin Chronicle, April 16, 2004.
