The PR agency Medienbüro am Reichstag GmbH was founded in Berlin in 2002, in close proximity to the Bundestag and Reichstag. The initiator and shareholder was Felix Zimmermann, who established the company as an owner-managed agency and continues to lead it to this day. The name "Medienbüro am Reichstag" is geographically motivated: the agency is located directly at the Bundespressekonferenz, within earshot of the Reichstag building — positioned not politically, but symbolically. In the same year in Berlin: - For the first time, a red-red senate governs Berlin — with Gregor Gysi as the first Senator for Economic Affairs - Move into the new Jakob-Kaiser-Haus, built next to the Reichstag at a cost of 580 million euros - The private rail company Connex launches long-distance services to Rostock, Leipzig and Gera - Reopening of the Berlin S-Bahn ring after 40 years; the new Lehrter Bahnhof (future Hauptbahnhof) is put into operation - Around 300,000 participants at the first Christopher Street Day — including an alternative CSD parade in Kreuzberg - Grand reunification celebration with prominent guests including Bill Clinton — featuring the ceremonial unveiling of the freshly restored Brandenburg Gate, which had been covered for weeks

Since its founding, the agency has focused in particular on communication for the logistics, mobility, aviation and environmental economy sectors, with an emphasis on national and international communication. More and more employees and clients join the team.

20 years of Medienbüro am Reichstag. The agency has long since become one of the leading PR agencies in Germany. Over time, new business areas emerged, such as the "Digital Solutions" team for digital clients and start-ups in logistics, and the MAR24 crisis centre with a focus on crisis communication.

The brand "Medienbüro am Reichstag" becomes MAR COMMUNICATIONS under the management of Felix Zimmermann and Christian Liepack.

Our crisis communication brand "MAR24" also gets a fresh look and becomes MAR CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS. With the new logo, we continue to rely on signal impact. The addition of "Crisis" in bright red captures exactly what counts in an emergency: clarity, orientation, decisiveness. The crisis centre continues to be led by our managing director Christian Liepack.