Public Relations

Strategic Public Relations That Builds Visibility, Credibility, and Cultural Relevance

At Jecoby & Company, public relations is approached as both an art and a strategy. We develop thoughtful PR campaigns that connect brands, founders, and talent to the right media opportunities, the right audiences, and the right conversations. Every placement, introduction, and campaign is designed to strengthen visibility while reinforcing a clear and compelling public narrative.

Our approach to public relations, media relations, and brand storytelling is rooted in intention. We look at the full picture — who you are, what you represent, where your story belongs, and how it should be positioned to resonate across media, culture, and industry. The result is publicity that feels aligned, elevated, and built for momentum.

Whether supporting a founder stepping into thought leadership, a brand preparing for a launch, or talent navigating a high-visibility moment, we shape opportunities that expand awareness and deepen credibility. From national media outreach to event publicity and red carpet management, our work ensures that every touchpoint supports a stronger, more recognizable presence.

Services may include:

  • Media relations and targeted media outreach

  • Press strategy and PR campaign development

  • Press release writing and distribution

  • Interview coordination and feature placement

  • Press kit and media asset development

  • Messaging support and media prep

  • Event publicity and red carpet media coordination

  • Launch communications for brands, products, and initiatives

  • An image of the Cultural Center.

    Jermelle Simon for The Out 100

  • Screenshot of the Los Angeles Times website featuring a headline about hair loss and men going bald, with an image of a barber cutting a man's hair.

    John-Jonne Smith for The Los Angeles Times

  • An image of the Cultural Center.

    Obio Jones & Jermelle Simon for the Truth Awards

  • Photograph of a man with glasses, a beard, and gold jewelry, sitting indoors with a neutral background and a plant nearby, overlaid on a screenshot of a Forbes article.

    Jecoby Carter for Forbes

  • An image of the Cultural Center.

    Jermelle Simon-Jones for The Human Rights Campaign

  • Two women are sitting and talking indoors on the left, with a colorful abstract artwork on the wall behind them, and a flower arrangement on a small table between them. On the right, a woman stands at a clear podium with a microphone, speaking to an audience with three women standing behind her, in a dark room with purple lighting.

    Live Out L!ve Foundation for Our Weekly

  • Two men smiling and posing closely together in a kitchen. One is wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, and the other is wearing an orange shirt with a gold chain. The photo has a "People" magazine logo in the top left corner.

    Jermelle Simon-Jones and Obio Jones for People Magazine

  • A screenshot of a Forbes article titled 'How social media is helping millennial creatives finally get the credit they deserve' by Jasmine Browley, with a photo of a man in a suit, bald with a mustache, adjusting his glasses, standing against a patterned background.

    Sean Bankhead for Forbes