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Denise Clarke leads Denise Clarke PR, offering public relations services and strategy to companies, small businesses, and non-profit organizations. Denise is experienced in delivering PR programs for a full range of clients – from food, wine and travel to business and technology – to help them build their brands and reputation. She is also a consultant with other national and independent PR firms.

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Denise Clarke | Denise Clarke PR

OPENED IN 1993

Denise Clarke opened DC Communications (now Denise Clarke PR) in January 1993, after 10 years of public relations and public affairs work in Washington, DC. She opened and ran the FleishmanHillard Austin office from 1996 to 2001. A survivor of the dot-com boom and bust, she returned to her independent roots and re-opened Denise Clarke PR.

EXPERIENCE & RELATIONSHIPS

A 30-year communications veteran, Denise brings significant PR experience and relationships to her clients. A testament to her work is the long tenure she has had with many of her clients. She hangs her University of Missouri Journalism School degree on her office wall – a proud graduate of the world’s greatest J-School, which set the foundation for her PR career.

WINE CERTIFICATIONS

A wine enthusiast, Denise has studied and passed several certifications, including Certified Sommelier, Certified Wine Educator, Certified Specialist of Spirits, WSET Advanced and French Wine Scholar. Check out her wine blog here.

HEALTH & FITNESS

An avid cyclist, Denise’s other passion is health and fitness. She was an original board member of the non-profit It’s Time Texas, served several years on the Austin Independent School District School Health Advisory Council, and was a founding member of the wellness committee of her son’s middle school.