ChavezPR is an award-winning, Latino-owned public relations and marketing agency in Los Angeles specializing in Hispanic and multicultural communications.
For more than 30 years, we have helped companies, nonprofits and organizations reach Hispanic and diverse audiences, build trust in multicultural communities and earn media coverage that drives visibility and results.
Our expertise includes Hispanic and Spanish-language media relations, multicultural public relations, community engagement, strategic communications, crisis and reputation management, and culturally relevant brand storytelling.
From Los Angeles to Hispanic markets across the country, ChavezPR combines deep cultural expertise, strong relationships with English- and Spanish-language media, and decades of experience helping organizations authentically connect with Latino communities.
ChavezPR is certified as a National MBE and National LGBT Business Enterprise.
ChavezPR is led by a team of bilingual and bicultural communications professionals with deep experience reaching Hispanic, Latino and diverse audiences.
Led by President and CEO Stephen Chavez, who is actively involved in every client account, our team combines senior-level counsel, cultural insight and firsthand understanding of the communities our clients want to reach.
Our Los Angeles-based team is supported by a trusted network of experienced specialists who allow us to scale and bring the right expertise to each assignment.
What sets ChavezPR apart is our combination of cultural fluency, senior-level attention and decades of experience helping organizations communicate authentically with multicultural communities.
ChavezPR helps companies and organizations reach Hispanic and diverse audiences, earn media visibility, build community relationships, protect their reputations, and strengthen their brands.
Our bilingual and bicultural team develops communications strategies tailored to each client’s business objectives, audiences and communities.
For more than 30 years, ChavezPR has helped leading brands and organizations connect with U.S. Hispanic and Latino audiences—from immigrant and first-generation communities to bilingual, bicultural and highly acculturated consumers.
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