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Greenough Expands; Launches West Coast Operations
Agency Veteran Stephanie Casey Becomes Managing Director
Boston, MA, October 24, 2007 - Greenough Communications, a leading independent public relations agency headquartered in Boston, today announced it is opening a West Coast practice in Silicon Valley to serve current clients in the region, as well as secure new opportunities. Opening formally in January, the new office will be lead by agency veteran Stephanie Casey, who becomes Managing Director of West Coast operations.
“This move to the West Coast gives our clients the added benefit of the knowledge and opportunities that come with being in Silicon Valley,” said Phil Greenough, founder and CEO of Greenough Communications. “The West Coast office is key to our future success as a business, and there is no better person to have at the helm than Stephanie.”
"From Web 2.0 to clean-tech and energy, some of the most important trends in business and technology are being shaped in large part on the West Coast,” said Stephanie Casey, managing director of Greenough’s California office. “At Greenough, our craft is 'business storytelling' and I can think of no better place to find and shape great business stories than the Silicon Valley."
With more than eight years at Greenough, Casey has been recognized multiple times nationally with industry awards for creativity and effectiveness. Previously, Casey was an Executive Vice President for Greenough.
About Greenough Communications
Based in Boston, Greenough Communications helps companies develop thought leadership programs through a disciplined, yet creative approach to business storytelling that combines traditional media relations with digital influence programs, establishing credibility with customers, prospects and investors. Greenough has been recognized as a 2-time national agency of the year or runner up and was rated three times as one of the “Top 10 Places to Work.” The company is a 6-time finalist for the nation’s top PR campaign and has received dozens of awards for media relations and digital influence programs.
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