How to Contact PRP (prpconnect.com)

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PRP is a global creative agency that produces events, sport activations, and experiential marketing. You can reach the team by email at [email protected], or by phone at its two Canadian offices: Vancouver at (604) 248-4190 and Toronto at (647) 248-3525. The site's "Let's Connect" section is the main entry point for inquiries, so email is the fastest route if you're not sure which office or division to approach.

Contact Methods at a Glance

Method Details Best for
Email [email protected] General inquiries, new business, project briefs
Vancouver office 101 – 408 East Kent Avenue South, Vancouver BC V5X 2X7, T: (604) 248-4190 West Coast projects and production
Toronto office 300 – 500 King Street West, Toronto ON M5V 1L9, T: (647) 248-3525 East Coast projects and corporate events

Who You're Contacting

PRP describes itself as a team of event producers and experience makers with over three decades of experience, working across three service lines:

  • PRP Sport — production for sporting events and activations
  • PRP Experiential — brand activations staged "anywhere"
  • PRP Events — corporate and community events

If your inquiry clearly fits one of these, mentioning it in your first email can route you to the right team faster. Past work includes the 110th Grey Cup, the 2023 World Police & Fire Games, the 2023 North American Indigenous Games, and several virtual galas, which gives you a sense of the scale and type of projects the agency takes on.

What to Include in Your First Message

The site doesn't publish a contact form or a stated response time, so a direct email works best. A useful first message covers:

  1. What you're planning — event, activation, sport production, or virtual/hybrid format
  2. Rough timing — date or window, since production lead time matters
  3. Location — which city or region, so the Vancouver or Toronto team can pick it up
  4. Budget range or scale — even approximate, to set expectations early
  5. Who you are — company or organization, and your role

Common Snags

  • No published pricing. The site lists no rates, packages, or payment details, so cost has to come from a direct conversation.
  • Two offices, one inbox. If you email the general address, state your preferred city so it isn't routed to the wrong team.
  • Phone vs. email. Phone numbers are listed per office; for anything with attachments or a written brief, email is the more practical first step.