Why Central New York Needs More Professional Communicators
Communicator. Connector. Celebrator. Counsel. Brand Manager. Liaison. Promoter. Influencer. Storyteller. Spokesperson. Strategizer. Translator. Voice of reason. When you hear the…
Read More“Having positive, consistent, and strategic communication with your audiences through trusted news media and engaging social media can create transformational value for your organization.“
Crystal DeStefano, APR, President, Strategic Communications
Our public relations firm is founded on Strategy, Integrity, and Communication. We believe real, sustainable growth is not possible without them.
Strategic Communications delivers expertise in storytelling through traditional media relations and social media with strategies that are focused on achieving your business goals. Our proven approach to proactive communications, reporter outreach, social media strategy and content creation will help your organization reach your audiences with the right messages at the right time.
By having the Strategic Communications team dedicated to your organization’s media needs, leaders are able to focus on long-term business strategies and react to communication needs more quickly and effectively.
Congratulations to our Director of Public Relations, Alice Maggiore, for being elected as president of the SUNY Oneonta Alumni Association! Alice has volunteered with the Alumni Association at her alma mater for nearly 15 years, providing career guidance to SUNY Oneonta Communications students, emceeing events like the annual Alumni of Distinction Awards, and contributing to…
In the communications industry, the relationship between public relations and marketing teams can be shockingly competitive, and even openly contentious at times. I’m continually surprised by the number of public relations and marketing professionals who act as if their field is the only one their organization needs to succeed. In reality, public relations and marketing…
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that we’re only 250 years removed from when we received pertinent information from messengers riding horses who galloped through the night to make sure we knew what was going on. We’re 75 years away from a time when less than 50% of households owned a telephone or radio, and got…