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The Woman Who Learned Brand Strategy in a Soap Opera Wardrobe
BRAND AMBASSADOR sells a rare kind of access: the judgment to place a luxury brand in the right room, on the right person, and inside the right story.
The deFIANT Knows the Red Carpet's Most Valuable Inch
A West Hollywood agency built a business by noticing what the cameras were cropping out - then turning those details into culture, commerce and coverage.
Fingerprint Communications knows the value of an invitation
A television in a Malibu beach house. A snowboard lesson at Sundance. Fingerprint Communications builds publicity around experiences people have a reason to talk about.
Ballantines PR learned publicity by selling a place to stay
Before Marriott came calling, there was a retro hotel in Palm Springs. Ballantines PR grew from that experiment into a communications agency with a useful instinct: give people something worth talking about.
H+M Communications knows who brings the crowd
A superhero without its stars. A sequel with Miami in its corner. Inside the PR agency that makes cultural belonging part of the marketing brief.
Bollare knows who gets the second look
A fashion PR firm born inside online retail has spent 20 years arranging introductions. Its real craft is making a product worth another look - and giving the right person a reason to take it.
The Company That Made Hollywood Lighting Cheap Enough for the Rest of Us
A camera-accessory side hustle turned into the lighting brand on more film sets than almost anyone else. The trick was refusing to charge ARRI prices.
The Beauty Lab That Builds Brands, Then Lets Them Go
Ben Bennett's West Hollywood accelerator spots gaps on the shelf, hands them to founders with real equity, and points each new brand toward an exit - Naturium sold to e.l.f. Beauty for $355 million.