"Team means Together Everyone Achieves More!"  ~Author Unknown

 

If you want your organization's work to succeed and make a significant difference in the world, it's important to understand that you can't do it alone. The most impactful organizations value their friends or partners and develop collaborative goals. Some organizations partner with churches or youth, others partner with celebrities or popular individuals, and some partner with corporations or major donors. No matter who your friends are, an effective Public Relations strategy ensures that all of you are on the same message and working together to accomplish the same goal.

 

I have several years experience working with a variety of organizational partners including sports teams, churches, youth groups, celebrities, corporations and high profile individuals. My goal is to make sure all parties are working toward the same objective, have the same talking points and are maximizing their efforts with a collaborative PR communications/marketing strategy. 

 

Examples include: developing and promoting PSA's (public services announcements) with celebrities or athletes to promote World Vision's disaster response (Pros For Africa, Adrian Peterson, Patricia Heaton, Justin Tuck); strategizing corporate and celebrity volunteer opportunities on-site during disaster responses for media coverage (Chase kit builds, Justin Tuck/Alabama tornadoes); developing social media posts for partners to promote organizational programs online (NFL Santonio Holmes); pitching partners to national and local media including Team World Vision and celebrity runners (Lopez Lomong, Josh Cox, Andy Baldwin)