Infinite Acquires Dukas Linden Public Relations to Expand Financial Services Communications Practice

Infinite has acquired New York-based financial communications firm Dukas Linden Public Relations, expanding the transatlantic communications advisory firm’s capabilities in the financial services sector and strengthening its position in professional services public relations.

The deal brings together two firms with established practices advising financial institutions, law firms, accounting organizations and other professional services companies navigating increasingly complex reputational and communications challenges.

Founded in 2002, Dukas Linden Public Relations, commonly known as DLPR, specializes in public relations and strategic communications for clients across asset and wealth management, capital markets, fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors. The agency also advises accounting and consulting firms as well as other professional services organizations.

The acquisition broadens Infinite’s reach in financial services communications while adding sector expertise in areas such as fintech, digital assets and capital markets advisory.

“Infinite has long viewed investment in the financial services sector as a natural evolution of our business,” said Jamie Diaferia, founder and chief executive officer of Infinite. “In DLPR we have found a partner that deepens our core offerings and greatly expands our financial services expertise.”

The combined organization will offer integrated communications services including media relations, crisis and litigation communications, executive coaching, reputation management, digital strategy and content development.

The transaction also enhances Infinite’s geographic footprint and cross-border advisory capabilities, particularly for clients operating in both U.S. and European markets.

“Not only will each of our organizations immediately gain depth in sector experience and the services we offer, but we are also bringing together two teams that share similar values and standards in our approach to client service,” said Richard Dukas, founder and chief executive officer of DLPR.

DLPR President and Partner Seth Linden will assume a leadership role within Infinite following the acquisition, while Dukas will continue serving as a senior advisor. Infinite’s executive leadership team, including Diaferia, President Zach Olsen and Chief Operating Officer Isabel Podda, will remain in place.

“With Infinite, we are joining a strategic and culturally aligned partner that will enable us to expand globally as a premier financial and professional services public relations agency,” Linden said.

The acquisition follows a strategic investment in Infinite by ParkSouth Ventures in August 2025, which was intended to support the firm’s growth and expansion initiatives.

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

The deal reflects continued consolidation within the public relations and strategic communications industry as firms seek greater specialization and scale in sectors facing heightened regulatory scrutiny, litigation risk and rapid technological change.

Professional services and financial institutions have become increasingly reliant on communications advisors as firms navigate issues tied to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, ESG expectations, regulatory developments and evolving media environments.

According to the companies, the combined business will rank among the top five professional services PR firms and top 10 financial PR firms in the United States based on O’Dwyer’s industry rankings.

Infinite operates offices in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and London, advising clients on media relations, crisis management, litigation support and corporate reputation strategy.

DLPR has built a reputation as a specialist financial communications agency, representing firms across traditional finance and emerging technology sectors, including digital assets and blockchain-focused businesses.

The transaction further positions Infinite to compete for larger multinational mandates as demand grows for sector-specific communications expertise and integrated reputation management services across the financial and professional services industries.