A selection of campaigns spanning financial services, climate, commercial real estate, and nonprofit sectors. Named clients, named outlets, and outcomes that actually moved business.
Quantitative Brokers, a leading provider of trading data and algorithmic execution for Wall Street's top banks and hedge funds, needed to build brand recognition among sophisticated financial media and expand their presence into Asian markets.
The approach centered on direct access. Rather than traditional pitching, we developed a "Lunch and Learn" program that brought targeted reporters into QB's offices for one-on-one sessions with senior executives. Journalists from the Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Bloomberg News, Business Insider, and The Desk came in, had lunch, and asked anything they wanted. The sessions built genuine reporter relationships and generated sustained coverage.
Alongside the relationship-building program, we worked directly with QB's Head of Research to place proprietary trading data and executive commentary in top-tier and targeted publications. We also led QB's market expansion into Asia, coordinating press strategy across Japan, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and other APAC markets.
Executive visibility was a core deliverable: we built public profiles for Founder and Chief Scientist Dr. Robert Almgren, Founder and CEO Christien Hauff, and the Head of Research.
Burlington, VT based global nonprofit 1% for the Planet needed a PR strategy for the launch of their Planet Impact Donor Advised Fund, and ongoing visibility for CEO Kate Williams as an expert voice on philanthropic giving, climate adaptability, and disaster relief.
The fund launch was built around an exclusive story in Fast Company, which gave the announcement the credibility and reach it needed to land with the right audience of high-net-worth donors, institutional partners, and climate-focused media.
Beyond the launch, we developed a strategic message around 1% for the Planet's fundraising and development goals and built an ongoing media program that kept CEO Kate Williams consistently visible across top-tier outlets on relevant news hooks including climate disasters, philanthropic giving trends, and sustainable business.
Repvblik contracted us to establish their image as a leader in the adaptive reuse space, using a multi-pronged media campaign spanning print, TV, and original content to grow brand recognition and generate inbound business leads.
We built a sustained media program that positioned Repvblik and CEO Richard Rubin as the defining voices in the adaptive reuse conversation, connecting their work to the broader national story about distressed office assets, housing shortages, and commercial real estate transformation.
The coverage program ran across multiple states as Repvblik acquired and converted properties in Michigan, Texas, Oklahoma, and California. Each acquisition, construction milestone, and lease-up became a media opportunity, building cumulative brand recognition while driving direct business results for the company.
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Richard Rubin, CEO, RepvblikBerkeley, CA based Four Twenty Seven (427), a provider of climate risk intelligence and data, hired us to raise the company's visibility and establish it as the go-to source for climate risk analysis in financial and policy media.
We positioned 427 as an industry leader at the intersection of climate science and financial risk, a framing that was ahead of the market at the time but became increasingly central to how institutional investors, regulators, and media were thinking about climate exposure.
The strategy focused on placing 427's proprietary data and analysis into ongoing media conversations about climate events, political developments, and international climate policy, connecting the company's work to the stories reporters were already covering. We built CEO and Founder Emilie Mazzacurati's profile as the expert voice on climate risk and intelligence, generating a consistent presence across financial and environmental media.
The sustained visibility program directly contributed to Moody's identifying 427 as an acquisition target. In 2019, Moody's acquired Four Twenty Seven and made it the foundation of Moody's Global ESG Practice.
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