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London gets vote of confidence with luxury PR agency Quinn’s European expansion

October 2, 2023

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By Mickey Alam Khan

U.S. agency Quinn, a specialist in luxury PR with clients such as Mandarin Oriental Residences, Fraser Yachts, VistaJet, Bagatelle, Dubai’s Atlantis The Royal and the Beverly Hills Conference & Visitors Bureau, has opened a London office to serve local clients as well as those from Stateside who want to expand overseas.

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