Singer Associates Public Relations and Public Affairs is honored to be part of Chevron's communications team to shed light on the fraudulent case against the oil company in Ecuador. Here is a news story from the San Francisco Chronicle that details the latest twist in the case--one that proves Chevron's innocence: Another player in the ... Read More >
Singer Associates Public Relations is Finalist for New York Public Relations Award April 8, 2013 Singer Associates Public Relations and Public Affairs is a finalist for the prestigious SABRE Award from the Homes PR Report, it was announced today in New York City. The SABRE Awards, which stands for Superior Achievement in Branding and ... Read More >
Singer Associates was selected as a finalist in the national PRWeek "Agency of the Year Awards in 2013". The judges noted that Singer Associates Public Relations and Public Affairs San Francisco is "Renowned for exemplary crisis, reputation and issues management, public affairs, litigation, and community affairs work. Singer Associates won 20 new clients in 2012 ... Read More >
Two Awards from PRNews for City of San Bruno Work; Runner Up for Agency of the Year from PRWeek
Gold Dust Lounge faces closure as its lease expires.
Singer Associates, the West Coast’s premier public relations and corporate communications agency, is, for the sixth time in eight years, a finalist in the PRWeek Awards’ “Agency of the Year” category.
Recology celebrates the 25th year of its Christmas tree recycling or "Treecycling" program in San Francisco. Trees collected curbside are recycled and composted to help promote Recology's goal towards zero waste.
Chevron submitted evidence showing that plaintiffs' representatives--including Steven Donziger, Pablo Fajardo, Juan Pablo Saenz, Julio Prieto, and Luis Yanza--covertly worked with Judge Zambrano to draft the judgment. The letter states that the fraudulent conduct "is causing serious, ongoing harm to Chevron Corporation and to the Republic of Ecuador."
Archaeologists unearth pieces of San Francisco's history at the Transbay Terminal construction site. Artifacts offer a unique glimpse into life in the mid-to late 1800's.
In an arbitration Chevron initiated in 2009 under the U.S.-Ecuador Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), a Tribunal in The Hague issued an order in February 2011 requiring Ecuador to take all measures at its disposal to prevent enforcement of the Lago Agrio judgment until further order of the Tribunal, including the Tribunal’s final award on the merits.
