Overview
Weber Shandwick is part of Omnicom Public Relations, and its New York office is described by the agency as its global headquarters.[4][6] Following Omnicom’s purchase of Interpublic, Omnicom confirmed in February 2026 that Weber Shandwick would remain a standalone brand.[8] PRovoke’s figures give 2025 fee income of US$806.9 million for The Weber Shandwick Collective, 5% lower than in 2024.[2] The agency reported that it left the 2026 Cannes Lions festival as the most-awarded PR agency for the fourth consecutive year, with 25 Lions; credited work included “The Swedish Prescription” for Visit Sweden and “Lime Guides” for Corona, and the agency stated a cumulative total of more than 270 Lions.[5]
Weber Shandwick strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Strong, agency-documented record at Cannes Lions
- Published case work for named clients such as Visit Sweden and AB InBev's Corona
Limitations
- Fee income fell 5% in 2025
- Subject to further changes as Omnicom integrates IPG agencies through 2026
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Weber Shandwick alternatives and competitors
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