An integral part of Networld Asia’s communications ecosystem, Red Communications is the agency that provides public relations and media management services to clients seeking precise and accurate communications that build credibility and positively strong reputation for brands.

The practice of PR has revolutionized with the advent of the internet, digital publishing and social media. We pride ourselves in capitalizing on this ever-evolving multimedia environment to disseminate credible client information built on strong ideation across multiple channels. Leveraging the group’s strength in content, data and strategic development platforms, Red Communications (Red Comms) redefines how we approach communications by always considering the roles and impact of different media and channels to each and every client’s intended story.

At Red Comms, we especially accord special attention to the powerful role of content and put it at the heart of what we do in order to deliver compelling and motivating communication angles in all types of media from earned, social to experiential and storytelling.

We are a highly specialized and experienced team that is passionate to make a purposeful difference by synergistically connecting the dots between stories and channels in a way that shapes one cohesive experience and story for our clients’ audiences.

Beyond managing PR for a wide variety of client brands, RED Comms has surfaced as one of Vietnam’s superlative PR agencies for the Health, Medical and Pharma industry, having made an intentional decision to grow specialist expertise in this area some 12 years ago. Needless to say, this expertise was invaluable for many of RED Comms Pharma clients during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

To enhance on delivering excellent results, RED Comms’ clients have access to a network of experts that brings together talented people from multiple relevant disciplines to best serve clients’ needs.

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