Acquisition history Chase Communications was acquired by Levick in February 2017, indicating a potential integration of real estate and healthcare communications with larger agency capabilities. This history suggests opportunities to position services that complement or extend the post-acquisition strategy for real estate, healthcare PR, and crisis communications.

Regional footprint Co-headquartered in San Francisco and Washington D.C. with offices in Chicago, New York, and Tampa, Chase has a multi-market presence on both coasts and in major markets. This presents cross-market expansion opportunities for national campaigns and turnkey PR programs across real estate, finance, and healthcare sectors.

Industry focus Specialization in real estate, finance, and healthcare (pharmaceutical and medical device) alongside advocacy and crisis communications. This indicates ripe opportunities for integrated communications, investor relations, and crisis preparedness services tailored to these industries.

Financial scale Estimated revenue in the $50M–$100M range with 11–50 employees places Chase as a mid-sized firm where mid-market service offerings, scalable retainer programs, and cost-effective expansion packages could be appealing to growth-minded prospects seeking agency depth without top-tier price points.

Technology and visibility Tech stack includes Squarespace, JSON-LD, Google Search Console and other web and data tools, suggesting opportunities to propose modernization of digital PR dashboards, SEO-focused content programs, and data-driven measurement to improve campaign performance and online visibility for clients.