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Using Data to Elevate Brand Storytelling

April 8, 2025 News

By Lindsay Ferraro Bennett Data is no longer a nice-to-have in PR. It’s a must-have. For brands looking to earn meaningful media coverage and establish authority, data provides the foundation for stronger storytelling, smarter pitching, and greater relevance in the…

Pace Team Explores Local Climate Solutions

April 25, 2024 News

In honor of Earth Day, Pace’s Community & Culture Committee organized a local climate solutions outing this week in partnership with the Central Park Conservancy. As a NYC-based PR firm with a designated team that focuses on climate solutions, we…

Pace PR Wins Ragan’s Top Places to Work in Communications

March 18, 2024 News

“Should I submit my company for awards?”… “Which awards are going to make the most impact?” … “How likely will I win?” There’s a sea of awards submissions and questions we field to help our clients navigate through awards programs…

Is All PR Good PR? (Debunking the Myths)

August 17, 2023 News

PR is a longstanding strategic and beneficial instrument used by businesses and individuals to shape their public image and manage their reputation. But various myths have woven themselves into the fabric of the field over time. One such myth is the notion…

How to Craft the Perfect TV Pitch

July 30, 2023 News

For nearly 13 years, I’ve worked in a PR agency and have experienced a consistent truth: the allure of broadcast television is nearly irresistible. Even clients who initially seem reluctant to incorporate TV into their media strategy invariably succumb to…

Why One Bad Decision May Tarnish Bruce Springsteen’s Legacy

July 29, 2022 News

I LOVE Bruce Springsteen. As a born + raised Jersey girl, I grew up with my mom dancing to “Hungry Heart” in our kitchen after dinner. Fourth of July was not the 4th without playing Bruce’s greatest hits on repeat. I’ve lost track of how many Bruce shows I’ve been to.

The End of Six Iconic Magazines Made An Entire Generation Shed Tears

February 24, 2022 News

Spending my early PR years in-house representing a dozen or so magazines, I have a personal affinity for the glossies. For the better part of a decade, I sat in a newsroom as a spectator witnessing the beauty and perfection that goes into curating a magazine (without most of the frustrations the editors endured!)

How Working A Full Day From an Office Became My Best Form of Self-Care

October 22, 2020 News

The unlikely change brought back a sense of normalcy into my life. By Annie Scranton, Founder and President at Pace Public Relations When the pandemic first started, I, like many of us, freaked out. I live in my New York…

Honored to be Named a ‘Rising Star’ in PR

June 20, 2019 News

I was honored to be named a 2018 PRNews’ Rising Star for the 30 & under awards at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., for my successes with Pace PR. Of course, it was tremendously flattering to be nominated by my company, and see the level of investment put forth on behalf of submitting my hard work with campaigns, but this was also a nerve wracking moment for me.

Looking to be a TV Pundit? For Constitutional Attorneys, the Timing Couldn’t be Better

June 10, 2019 News

As Democrats raise the stakes to impeach President Trump, constitutional attorneys are in a prime position to get booked on national TV. Now’s the time to dust off your CV because networks aren’t just reporting today’s news, they’re simultaneously preparing their future coverage.

Why Finding a Mentor is Part of Building a Career

April 1, 2019 News

You always hear professionals that have been in their industry for 20+ years, reflect on their early stage mentors. Whether it be someone in your company, an advisor at your college or an inspirational figure in your life, mentors teach…

Three Things I Learned From a Day with PR News

March 19, 2019 News

Last Friday, three members of our PPR team were given the opportunity to attend a writing conference sponsored by PR News in Washington, D.C.. The conference was at the National Press Room, and it lasted all morning.

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