Step into GO Communications on the second floor of Centrepoint Bandar Utama, where the energy of a leading PR agency hums through units S109 to S112. The open-plan office buzzes with creative collaboration, filled with natural light from large windows overlooking the bustling neighbourhood hub. Modern furnishings in clean lines and warm wood tones create a professional yet inviting atmosphere, while the soft click of keyboards and murmur of strategic discussions underscore a space dedicated to storytelling and innovation.
GO Communications specialises in integrated public relations, digital media, and large-scale marketing campaigns that have earned Malaysia's Best PR Agency award for four consecutive years. The team, led by CEO Peter de Kretser, brings a rich heritage of out-of-the-box thinking to every project, from placing the Singapore Girl in Madame Tussauds to managing communications for global brands like Tesla Malaysia and Secret Recipe. Each campaign is tailored with a unique blend of dedicated client servicing, digital expertise, and editorial finesse.
This agency is the perfect partner for businesses seeking to win hearts and minds in the Malaysian market. Located in the vibrant Centrepoint lifestyle hub, the office offers easy access for clients and collaborators, with ample parking and a wealth of cafes and restaurants nearby. Whether you are a growing brand or an established enterprise, the passionate team at GO Communications invites you to discover how they can flip the script on your communications strategy.
+60 3-7710 3288
S109 - S112, Second Floor, Centrepoint, 3, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Floor 2 · Centrepoint by M
Operating Hours
Closed - Opens Tomorrow
Opens tomorrow at 9 am
Monday
9 am–6 pm
Tuesday
9 am–6 pm
Wednesday (Today)
9 am–6 pm
Thursday
9 am–6 pm
Friday
9 am–1 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Menu information is not available at this time.
Overall Rating
4.8/5
Based on 26 Google reviews
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Positive Reviews
Mohana Gill
I have dealt with Go Communications since 2006 when I wrote my first book Fruitastic.Subsequently I have had many dealing with them and have always found them to be,excellent in what they do.They have a team of very dedicated ,pleasant and efficient people headed by Peter .Looking forward to many m ore interactions with the company.
shanti kumar
Very creative & advanced PR company specialising in Digital advertising. They keep winning awards for there creativity & Service. I own an International Software company & have worked wirh GO Comms for years & have always been extremely satisfied.
Jason Ko
One of the most positive energy + creative Teams that I've met. Peter the co founder is an understatedly Cool Dude who is genuinely realistic & humble.
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Go Communications
GO Communications Entrance
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Office Reception Area
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Office Workspace
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Office Interior with Cricket Bat Display
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Office Environment
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Group Portrait of Business Professionals
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Office Interior with Employees Working
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Reception Area
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Friends enjoying a meal together
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Building Facade with Multiple Business Signs
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