Scott Circle Communications

Scott Circle Communications was hired by a digital creative agency for a high-profile public health campaign initiative in collaboration with a government agency. The objective was to raise public awareness, particularly among grassroots leaders. Scott Circle managed the entire project, from research to measurement and reporting of success. Their team, including CEO Laura Gross and others, worked seamlessly with the agency's digital strategists and executors. The government client was extremely satisfied with the results, highlighting the successful collaboration and effective project management by Scott Circle.

For a large annual conference, a nonprofit lobbying organization engaged Scott Circle Communications to handle press operations. Scott Circle was responsible for creating a comprehensive press kit and managing on-site logistics for all breakout and general sessions during the three-day event, which could host between 100–300 different media stations. The team, led by President Laura, comprised 15–20 people on-site with 3–4 team members in the lead-up to the conference. The partnership, which began in 2012 and costs around $100,000–$150,000 annually, continues to be successful, with Scott Circle being integral to the conference's management.

Scott Circle Communications was engaged by The Nonhuman Rights Project, an animal rights nonprofit, for a PR and media strategy. The project involved publicity for the first animal rights hearing in New York's highest court and the introduction of the first elephant captivity ban in the country. Scott Circle's role included developing a media strategy, creating a social media content calendar, drafting media advisories and press releases, and coordinating interviews with relevant staff. The team of 2-5 employees from Scott Circle was praised for their cultural fit and alignment with the company's values, leading to a successful project execution.