CommunicationsMatch

CommunicationsMatch is a powerful new search engine designed to connect companies with communications professionals. By making searching for communications firms easy for companies, since they can search by name, industry sector or specialty, location, size, and eventually even by key words and clients, CommunicationsMatch enables businesses to find the firms with precisely the capabilities they need. Agencies and individuals are able to create detailed profiles, add key word search terms, upload capabilities presentations, bios, client experience and thought leadership to increase their visibility within the CommunicationsMatch database with companies looking for firms that match their search profile. At CommunicationsMatch, we currently have around 4,000 companies and individuals in our database, which is growing every day. Over the rest of the year, we will be adding communications firms in international markets, starting with the U.K. By year-end, we expect to have more than 6,000 companies and individuals in our database, positioning CommunicationsMatch as the go-to resource for businesses seeking communications services providers. CommunicationsMatch was developed by communications and technology professionals with experience both in senior corporate and agency roles and startups. The company’s advisory board is made up of technology, communications, financial services and business development professionals. Simon Erskine Locke, Founder and CEO, CommunicationsMatch, has more than two decades of corporate and financial communications and technology experience. He is a Co-Founder of a strategic communications consultancy and developer of Town-Resident Communications Platform, YourTownHub used by towns and industry associations. He was previously Head of U.S. Businesses Communications at Prudential Financial, Inc., Head of Communications in Japan for Morgan Stanley, and Head of Asia Pacific Communications for the Deutsche Bank Group. He joined Deutsche Bank from leading financial communications firm Ogilvy, Adams & Rinehart.