With unparalleled access to the city's top-tier influencers, Kortenhaus can tailor a public relations and marketing program that will elevate your brand's awareness and stimulate target audiences to take action in today's complex marketplace.
Kortenhaus leverages three decades in the profession-and the invaluable media, business, philanthropic, civic, and government connections that come with that experience-to cut through the noise and get your story front and center.Our client roster includes real estate developers, high-end retailers, and mission-driven organizations.
Kortenhaus leverages three decades in the profession-and the invaluable media, business, philanthropic, civic, and government connections that come with that experience-to cut through the noise and get your story front and center.Our client roster includes real estate developers, high-end retailers, and mission-driven organizations.
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When Oregon-based developer Gerding Edlen made its entrance into Boston with its first new construction residential building, 315 on A in the burgeoning artistic Fort Point district, little did they know that the Mayor expected a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the occasion. With just ten days to execute an event, Kortenhaus sprang into action.
Having launched The Sports Club/LA in Boston and key regions across the country, Kortenhaus devised a PR strategy that leveraged both business and lifestyle media to develop a strong membership drive as well as desire surrounding its luxury fitness, wellness, spa facilities and cafe. The Boston Globe was given exclusive coverage inside LifeTime's facilities and an interview with the company's CEO.
The Heritage On The Garden is an exclusive luxury building located in Back Bay, on the corner of Boylston and Arlington streets. Built in 1988, the building was developed by the Druker Company and designed by the Architects Collaborative. On the bottom floor are top designer retail shops and services, such as Hermes, Escada, GIADA, Anne Fontaine, St. John, Audemars Piguet Watch and Exhale Mind Body Spa.
ArcLight is more than a place to see a movie; it is an experience. Since 2002, their mission has been to create the best moviegoing environment possible, through careful thought, design, and attention to detail. ArcLight turned to Kortenhaus to launch their brand to the Boston market. In addition to traditional media, we created an intimate dinner conversation series at independant hospitality partners around the city.
Baseball and Boston are synonymous to the fabric of the community. Knowing that developer Ronald Druker was a season ticket holder of the Red Sox and the new Red Sox ownership trifecta wanted to find ways to connect with the community, Kortenhaus placed a call into the Red Sox Foundation chair to explore the idea of creating an event for the Red Sox Wives.
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