InkHouse is a Waltham, Massachusetts-based public relations and strategic communications agency focused on technology, AI, cybersecurity, enterprise software, healthcare, venture capital, climate tech, education, consumer technology, and security. The agency provides public relations, content marketing, digital marketing, social media, executive thought leadership, SEO, and content strategy. It is led by CEO Jason Morris (since November 2024). Founder Beth Monaghan serves as Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. Acquired by BerlinRosen Holdings — now Orchestra — in May 2023.
This profile summarizes the firm's history, ownership, services, leadership, recognition, and Everything-PR coverage.
Founded: 2007 by Beth Monaghan
Headquarters: Waltham, Massachusetts (Boston area)
CEO: Jason Morris (since November 2024)
Founder: Beth Monaghan — Chair, Orchestra Technology Group
Headcount (reported): Approximately 140 across seven US cities plus remote staff in 16 states (per company materials)
Ownership: Orchestra (formerly BerlinRosen Holdings), backed by O2 Investment Partners
Acquired: May 2023 by BerlinRosen Holdings (now Orchestra)
Revenue (reported): Crossed $30M prior to the Orchestra deal; four consecutive years of organic growth per company materials
Website: inkhouse.com
Overview
InkHouse is a technology PR firm founded in 2007 by Beth Monaghan. The agency built its reputation on storytelling, data-driven content marketing, and an employee-first culture. Per company materials, the firm posted four consecutive years of organic growth and crossed $30 million in revenue before joining BerlinRosen Holdings (now Orchestra) in May 2023. The Orchestra Technology Group, which Monaghan chairs, brings InkHouse into a broader integrated network alongside other Orchestra brands.
History and Ownership
Beth Monaghan co-founded InkHouse in 2007. The firm grew organically for four consecutive years through the technology equity correction of 2022–2023, eventually crossing $30 million in revenue per company materials.
In May 2023, BerlinRosen Holdings — backed by O2 Investment Partners — acquired InkHouse as part of its platform-building strategy. InkHouse retained its brand and existing leadership at the time of acquisition.
In 2024, BerlinRosen Holdings rebranded to Orchestra. In November 2024, Beth Monaghan stepped down as CEO and assumed the role of Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group. Jason Morris — a 26-year PR industry veteran who joined InkHouse as San Francisco general manager in 2014 — succeeded her as CEO.
Key Milestones
2007: Founded by Beth Monaghan in Waltham, Massachusetts.
2014: Jason Morris joins as General Manager of San Francisco office.
May 2023: Acquired by BerlinRosen Holdings (backed by O2 Investment Partners).
2024: BerlinRosen Holdings rebrands to Orchestra. InkHouse named to 2024 Agency Elite Top 100.
November 2024: Jason Morris named CEO, succeeding Beth Monaghan. Monaghan transitions to Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group.
2025: Amanda Kelley joins as Executive Vice President and New York General Manager. Per PRovoke Media, recognized as one of the 80 Best Agencies in the US.
Services
InkHouse delivers integrated services across public relations and strategic communications, content marketing, digital marketing and social media, executive thought leadership, SEO, and content strategy. Through the broader Orchestra network, clients access advertising, public affairs, regulatory consulting, crisis management, content studio, DE&I, and influencer marketing services.
Practice Areas
InkHouse serves a technology franchise spanning enterprise software, cybersecurity, venture capital, climate tech, education, consumer technology, and security. The firm has built an AI practice in recent quarters. Q1 2025 client additions included Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment, and Poolside.
Notable Clients
Per company materials, InkHouse's enterprise technology client roster includes Amplitude, Chainguard, Cohesity, Databricks, Entrust, Ping Identity, Robin AI, and Smartsheet across cybersecurity, data, and developer-tools categories. Recent AI engagements include Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment, and Poolside. Per company case studies, recent campaigns include SEO results for OneSpan and executive thought-leadership programs in the healthcare staffing category.
Leadership
Jason Morris serves as CEO. Founder Beth Monaghan is Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group, focused on integrated approaches across PR, content, creative, public affairs, and crisis. Amanda Kelley is EVP and General Manager of New York. Within Orchestra's Technology Group, Monaghan partners with Dan Levitan (head of BerlinRosen's tech practice) and Maura Corbett (founder and CEO of Glen Echo).
Awards and Recognition
Per Agency Elite, InkHouse was named to the 2024 Top 100. Per PRovoke Media, the firm was recognized in 2025 among the 80 Best Agencies in the US. Per company materials, the firm has posted four consecutive years of financial expansion. Founder Beth Monaghan has been recognized on industry lists including PR News's Top Women in PR, the Holmes Report's Top 25 Innovators, and as an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist.
EPR Coverage
Everything-PR has covered InkHouse since its early years. For the full archive, see everything-pr.com/tag/inkhouse.
FAQ
Is InkHouse independent?
No. InkHouse is part of Orchestra (formerly BerlinRosen Holdings), which is backed by O2 Investment Partners. BerlinRosen acquired InkHouse in May 2023; the holding network rebranded to Orchestra in 2024.
Who owns InkHouse?
InkHouse is part of Orchestra (formerly BerlinRosen Holdings). The Orchestra network is backed by O2 Investment Partners. Within Orchestra, InkHouse operates as a brand under the Orchestra Technology Group.
What industries does InkHouse specialize in?
Technology, AI, cybersecurity, enterprise software, healthcare, venture capital, climate tech, education, consumer technology, and security.
Who is the CEO of InkHouse?
Jason Morris, since November 2024. He joined InkHouse as San Francisco General Manager in 2014 and succeeded founder Beth Monaghan, who is now Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group.
Why did InkHouse sell to Orchestra?
Per company statements, founder Beth Monaghan sought a partner to access broader integrated capabilities — advertising, public affairs, regulatory consulting, crisis management, content studio, DE&I, and influencer marketing — while retaining the InkHouse brand. BerlinRosen Holdings (now Orchestra), backed by O2 Investment Partners, completed the acquisition in May 2023.
Key Takeaways
- Founded 2007 by Beth Monaghan in Waltham, Massachusetts.
- Acquired by BerlinRosen Holdings (now Orchestra) in May 2023. Orchestra is backed by O2 Investment Partners.
- CEO Jason Morris since November 2024. Founder Beth Monaghan serves as Chair of the Orchestra Technology Group.
- Per company materials: approximately 140 team members across seven US cities plus remote staff in 16 states.
- Practice areas: technology, AI, cybersecurity, enterprise software, healthcare, venture capital, climate tech, education, consumer technology, security.
- Notable enterprise tech clients per company materials: Amplitude, Chainguard, Cohesity, Databricks, Entrust, Ping Identity, Robin AI, Smartsheet. Recent AI engagements: Anaconda, Blaize, Forter, GetReal Security, Pigment, Poolside.
