Special Events

Pomme @ Permission Granted

Pomme @ Permission Granted

Pomme founder, Allison Schroeder, recently spoke at Permission Granted, a panel discussion for women presented by The Beauty Boost.

Speaking to a packed house, the speakers delivered powerful stories surrounding a variety of women’s issues including career, entrepreneurship, sex and personal identity.

Ride Cincinnati 22

Ride Cincinnati 22

The team had a great time at the 16th annual Ride Cincinnati event! The weekend of cycling and celebration kicked off with a party at The Phelps hotel, followed by the event itself, which offered distances from 8 to 100 miles. The 2021 event raised more than $1 million for local cancer research. We’re looking forward to seeing this year’s totals!

Cincinnati Cancer Consortium x Pomme Communications

Cincinnati Cancer Consortium x Pomme Communications

At Pomme Communications, we are passionate about cancer-related organizations working to improve the outcomes of our friends and neighbors living with cancer here in Cincinnati.

We are proud to have recently co-founded the Cincinnati Cancer Consortium, in conjunction with more than 15 different local cancer foundations and non-profits (& counting!)

Hospitality PR: Elevate your Brand like a Pro

Hospitality PR: Elevate your Brand like a Pro

Join Pomme Communications on Thursday, April 8 from 11am-12pm for a webinar dedicated to discussing marketing and public relations trends in the travel & tourism industry. Walk away with pro-level insights, resources and tactics that owners and managers can apply immediately - including new ways for small businesses to access big agency resources!

4 Rules of Partnership Engagement

4 Rules of Partnership Engagement

We talk a lot about the importance of partnerships in public relations, and for good reason. Co-branding is one of the most effective, but often overlooked ways to build a business, boost awareness and introduce a brand to new audiences. When done correctly, these cross-pollinations can be a thing of beauty- something that might surprise and delight customers and attract new fans.

That said, for a partnership to truly work, both parties must be excited, invested and the concept should be a win-win for all players in the game. Sometimes easier said than done, right?

If you’re wanting to engage in a partnership with another brand, non-profit or individual, there are 4 cardinal rules that you should know before jumping in. By following these guidelines you will be on the right track to a sustaining, mutually beneficial co-branding relationship.