Media/Marketing/Advertising

A recently launched print magazine with a focus on the environment has relocated its headquarters from New York to Richmond and spawned a likeminded branding agency.

When the cannonballs were rolled out at this year’s Richmond Show, the annual awards banquet of the Advertising Club of Richmond, some of the weightiest ones went to a five-person shop that’s tucked inconspicuously in a house on Monument Avenue.

A network of news websites with a nonprofit business model expanding across the country has lured away a team of reporters from the Richmond Times-Dispatch to launch its first Virginia outpost.

A local marketing firm is expanding its book of business with a recent acquisition in Music City.

On the heels of a local acquisition and move to Scott’s Addition, one of the larger advertising shops in Richmond is continuing the growth trend with a northward expansion.

After a decade in the suburbs, a local branding company has traded its founder’s home office for space in Richmond’s Bookbindery Building.

The founder of Release the Hounds talks about community efforts, how they bleed into and out of his 9-year-old agency, and his take on the local marketing scene.

A pair of side-by-side storefronts is hitting the auction block weeks after their lone commercial tenant packed its bags for Hanover County.