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Co-Communications: White Plains PR and Design Agency Profile

Co-Communications is a White Plains, New York PR, marketing and design agency founded in 1997 by Stacey Cohen. Leadership, offices, acquisition and clients.

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Creative & Brand PR

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Oct 17, 2026

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EPR Editorial Team

Firm summary

Co-Communications is a marketing, public relations and design agency founded in 1997 by Stacey Cohen, president and CEO. It opened in Mount Kisco, New York, and now lists offices in White Plains, New York City and Hartford, Connecticut. The firm acquired Darien design agency 341 Studios in 2015 and serves real estate, healthcare, education, hospitality and nonprofit clients.

Who founded and leads Co-Communications?

Stacey Cohen founded Co-Communications in 1997 and is president and CEO, according to the firm's releases and Crain's New York Business, which profiled her as chief executive in 2023. Crain's says she leads operations, supervises multiple offices and sits on the board of the Business Council of Westchester. In July 2022 the firm said Jessica Lyon was partner, executive vice president, COO and head of its Connecticut office.

How did Co-Communications grow through acquisition and relocation?

MediaPost reported on October 26, 2015 that Co-Communications acquired 341 Studios, a Darien, Connecticut marketing and design agency founded in 1999 by Gretchen Bruno and Felicia Rubinstein, which took the Co-Communications name. Westfair Online later reported the firm was headquartered in Mount Kisco with offices in Farmington, Connecticut and Manhattan. The firm said it then relocated headquarters to White Plains, and its July 2022 anniversary release lists offices in White Plains, New York City and Hartford.

What does Co-Communications do?

The firm describes itself as a full-service marketing, public relations and design agency with in-house marketers, journalists, PR professionals, social media strategists, branding experts and designers. For the sectors it serves, see EPR's real estate PR, healthcare PR and nonprofit PR sections, and the branding PR firms page for the design side of its offering.

Which clients has Co-Communications worked with?

A Patch-hosted release dated August 24, 2017 says Co-Communications was named agency of record for Arc of Westchester after a state-wide search. The firm's own materials describe work across real estate, hospitality, healthcare, education and nonprofit clients.

What recognition has Co-Communications received?

The firm says it has won Advertising Club of Westchester "Best of Show" awards sponsored by Gannett (2002, 2010, 2012), PRSA "Best in Show" awards (2013, 2015) and a Forbes Enterprise Award (2006), and that it was inducted into the Westchester County Business Hall of Fame in 2008. These are the firm's own claims, as stated in its relocation release.

How does Co-Communications compare with other regional PR firms?

Co-Communications is a Hudson Valley and Connecticut independent. EPR's Connecticut PR firms and best PR firms in New York lists show the surrounding market. Regional peers with EPR profiles include RF|Binder, MWW and Coyne PR. The PR agency profiles directory covers more.

Related: PR agency profiles, Connecticut PR firms, New York PR firms, Real estate PR, Healthcare PR, 5W Public Relations

Co-Communications: White Plains PR and Design Agency Profile FAQ

Who founded Co-Communications?

Stacey Cohen founded Co-Communications in 1997 and is its president and CEO.

Where is Co-Communications based?

The firm is headquartered in White Plains, New York, with offices in New York City and Hartford, Connecticut.

Is Co-Communications independent?

The firm is founder-led. Its main acquisition reported in the sources reviewed was 341 Studios in October 2015.

What happened to 341 Studios?

341 Studios, a Darien, Connecticut design agency, was acquired in 2015 and took the Co-Communications name, per MediaPost. Related: PR agency profiles, Connecticut PR firms, New York PR firms, Real estate PR, Healthcare PR, 5W Public Relations

Editorial assessment by Everything-PR, based on public record and archive coverage. No firm-supplied marketing copy, no paid placement.