Engagements & media coverage.

Earned media is the clearest proof of what a strategic communications agency can do. The placements below span more than a decade of work — in national newsrooms, business desks, cultural coverage, sports and local affairs — and each one began the same way: with a clear strategy, a credible message, and a real relationship with the reporter telling the story.

Some of this work started as crisis management help — a client facing litigation, an investigation, or a story that was already moving without them. In those moments, a crisis PR firm earns its keep by getting ahead of the narrative: verifying the facts, shaping the framing, and making sure the coverage that runs is accurate and fair. Other engagements were slower, deliberate campaigns to introduce a founder, reposition a brand, or build the kind of durable reputation that pays off years later.

We work across beats on purpose. A reputation is rarely built or defended in a single publication, and the audiences that matter — investors, regulators, customers, employees, and the public — read widely. Placing a story in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg carries weight with one audience; coverage in Variety, Vox, or a trade outlet reaches another. Our job is to understand which rooms a client needs to win, and to earn credible coverage in each of them.

The engagements shown here are a representative sample, not a complete client list. Much of our most sensitive work is never publicized — that is often the point. If you are weighing whether to hire a crisis communications consultant, or you simply want a partner who can help you tell a clearer story over time, the record below is a good place to start. When you are ready, we are glad to talk in confidence about what your situation actually needs.