Experts in crisis communications, public relations, and media communications.
The PMG Philosophy
It's not rocket science. But there is a science to it!
There are Three Keys to Communications:
1) Communications is all about making connections. Connecting:
- the right information;
- to the right people;
- at the right place;
- at the right time;
- in the right way; and
- for the right reasons
2) Communications is about creating a message that is clear, concise, and consistent. And for our clients: authentic. It's your message; and
3) Communications is about telling your story, and not letting other people tell your story for you.
At PMG, we are committed to delivering your message. Your story. Your way.
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The hallmark of the PMG strategy is to provide you with clear, concise, and consistent messaging to reach your target audiences through strategic communications.
We also work with clients with image consulting, messaging, website design, and publications to tell the story that you want to tell and people need to know. We will help you tell deliver your message. Your story. Your way.
ABOUT PRESSLEY MEDIA GROUP
DARRELL S. PRESSLEY, Founder and Principal
Darrell has more than 28 years of experience as a journalist, public relations executive, and spokesperson. Darrell began his award-winning career in journalism covering K-12 education as an Education Reporter for the Jackson Citizen Patriot (Michigan), the Oakland Press (Michigan), The Cincinnati Enquirer, and the Boston Herald. He continued his work in education serving as Chief Communications Officer for Prince George’s County Public Schools in Maryland, Director of Public Relations at the Massachusetts Department of Education, and as Director of Media Communications at Michigan State University.
His work in the private sector includes serving as an award-winning Senior Account Executive with a regional PR firm in Michigan.
Darrell’s career in government includes serving as the former Director of Public Affairs for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Deputy Director of the Office of Public Information at the Maryland Judiciary. Darrell has served almost 10 years in various administrative positions in the District of Columbia government including as Director of Communications with the Office of Public Education Facilities Modernization, Deputy Chief of Staff at the Department of General Services, and Director of Communications for the Department of Forensic Sciences.