PR does not stand for press release. Not at Castle, anyway. The most effective PR starts with strategy - sound thinking that considers all of the available avenues for reaching the right audiences at the right time with the right messages.
We have extensive crisis management experience leading national high-profile, high-stakes crises and helping our clients through sensitive and often highly charged matters around discrimination, wrongful termination, financial malfeasance, Title IX, litigation, sexual misconduct, data breaches and regulatory investigations.How do I connect and engage with my customers?
We have extensive crisis management experience leading national high-profile, high-stakes crises and helping our clients through sensitive and often highly charged matters around discrimination, wrongful termination, financial malfeasance, Title IX, litigation, sexual misconduct, data breaches and regulatory investigations.How do I connect and engage with my customers?
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A true partnership is a two-way street - ideas and information flow openly and regularly, based on a foundation of mutual trust and respect for one another's expertise - and our clients embrace this philosophy. The best and most productive relationships are synergistic and goal-oriented, and a long-term relationship has the value add of deep-rooted industry and company knowledge and relationships.
There is very limited on-street metered parking available in the Navy Yard. We encourage you to use public transportation or grab a cab or Uber. A public ferry is available from Long Wharf to the Charlestown Navy Yard. If you drive, here are recommended parking options within walking distance (listed in order of proximity).
Castle fuels client campaigns with the best creative ideas, strategies and tactical execution, supported by world-class client service, to help our clients achieve their business goals. In 1996, we built Castle on a simple belief: public relations and events are the most powerful and credible messaging and motivational tools.
PR does not stand for press release. Not at Castle, anyway. The most effective public relations starts with strategy - sound thinking that considers all of the available avenues for reaching the right audiences at the right time with the right messages. Traditional media has changed dramatically, with more competition for fewer coverage opportunities making knowledge of the media landscape and targeted pitching ever more important.
If a tree falls in a forest but no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? What about the many experts within your organization? If no one hears them speak at events, reads their blog posts, whitepapers or quotes in the media, how will anyone know just how resourceful your organization is? Our job is to define, promote and disseminate your views and perspectives, enhancing your position of thought leadership within your industry.
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Anne Buchanan
Jun 10, 2017
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Partnering with Castle Group’s team of PR experts on multiple client projects resulted in remarkable success for all parties involved. Castle Group’s aptitude across practices from event planning to pressing national crises proves the team’s advanced, well-rounded expertise. The firm delivers personalized, tailored services to clients of all scopes.
Kelly Lonergan
Dec 27, 2016
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We have lived at Le Club International for approximately 5 years. Castle Management took over as management company for our building approximately 11 months ago,
replacing the property management company which had been in place since the condominium was turned over to the Association by the developer (approximately 2004).
The previous manager and maintenance staff did basically nothing to maintain the building; waiting for things to break and replace them instead of carrying out the required preventative maintenance. Some of the staff actually made us feel as if they were doing the owners a favor
replacing the property management company which had been in place since the condominium was turned over to the Association by the developer (approximately 2004).
The previous manager and maintenance staff did basically nothing to maintain the building; waiting for things to break and replace them instead of carrying out the required preventative maintenance. Some of the staff actually made us feel as if they were doing the owners a favor
Amanda Reid
Oct 22, 2016
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