Hewes named Best US Public Relations and Communications Firm at the 2026 ETF Express US Awards

Peer-voted 2026 award recognizes the firm’s work on elevating asset managers and ETF issuers

NEW YORK, October 27, 2026 – Hewes, a premier public relations and communications firm for asset managers and ETF issuers, wealth managers and related financial services firms, has been named Best US Public Relations and Communications Firm at the 2026 ETF Express US ETF Awards.

Hewes has focused on asset managers and ETF providers since 1993. The 100% employee-owned firm represents more than 20 clients that together manage well over $1 trillion in assets, and it has supported nearly 300 ETF launches since 1996. Its work spans earned media, content development, social and digital strategy and consulting on paid activations.

“An award decided by the ETF community itself means a great deal to us,” said Tyler Bradford, Managing Partner at Hewes. “Our job is to get our clients’ stories in front of the right audiences with impact, and this honor is a reflection of our exceptional team that delivers those results.” The ETF Express Awards celebrate the leading issuers and service providers in the US ETF industry. Service providers are nominated by the industry, and winners are chosen through an online poll of the ETF ecosystem, making each award emblematic of true peer recognition. The award was presented on October 22 in New York.


About Hewes

Hewes is a New York-based public relations and communications firm that works exclusively with asset managers, ETF issuers, wealth managers and related financial services firms. Hewes combines earned media relations, content development, spokesperson positioning, social media strategy, industry networking and strategic consulting within paid channels to make its clients more visible to financial advisors, institutional investors, media and the wider investment industry.

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