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Team Pomme celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with Sam Adams Cincinnati and their special collaboration release with Cincinnati influencer Hey Michelle!
The Pomme team was pleased to join Ride Cincinnati, HER Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation for the annual Sophisticated Giving issue release party.
Pomme founder Allison Brinkman Schroeder is featured in the March issue of PRSA’s Strategies & Tactics magazine! The article, Unlocking Creativity Through Movement, is derived from her presentation at the PRSA ICON national conference in October, 2025.
Pomme recently assisted Ride Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation with coordinating a special media event honoring the 2025 Ride Cincinnati grant recipients.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a marketing professional who hasn’t felt the pinch from COVID-19 (the Coronavirus.) After all, our job is to bring people together.
With events and activities over the coming weeks canceled and a looming uncertainty of summer programs, we’re stuck in an unprecedented holding pattern. That said, all is not lost for a few good reasons.
Through these unprecedented challenges, we look to offer a glimmer of hope to marketers – and why your work is more important than ever.
Government officials have not minced words when it comes to the impact of COVID-19. Supply chain management, special events, retail and hospitality businesses are not immune to the impact of disruptions caused by this far-reaching public health concern.
Business leaders and communicators face the difficult challenge of deciding how and when to augment their normal course of business to account for a potential lack of supplies, staff reductions, production delays, etc. – and then- how to address it with team members and customers.
We are honored to be included in the most recent issue of Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)'s Strategies & Tactics. As public relations pros, it's important to reinforce the value of our time and efforts in achieving "earned media." It's certainly never truly free!