Kate Marlys is the owner of Philly PR Girl, a Philadelphia-based women-owned public relations agency with strong roots in nonprofit, hospitality, and event-driven PR. Philly PR Girl plans, promotes, and executes major events including the PA Conference for Women (the largest women's conference in Pennsylvania) and Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia. The agency expanded its services during the pandemic to include web design and SEO.
The Interview
Q: What is Philly PR Girl known for?
A: A couple of things. First, as a woman-owned business, working with other women-owned businesses is something we love to do. I come from a nonprofit background, so helping promote and market nonprofit organizations is something we are definitely known for — including planning major nonprofit and charitable events. Lastly, events in general are something we are really good at: planning, promoting, and executing.
Q: What kinds of clients does Philly PR Girl work with?
A: Nonprofit organizations, health/wellness and beauty businesses, and hospitality and entertainment brands. From the PA Conference for Women, the largest women's conference in the state, to Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia — we have a diverse roster of clients.
Q: How has Philly PR Girl adapted to the pandemic?
A: Since close to 90 percent of our business revolved around events, we had to take a step back and look at how we could survive without events. PR is what we're really good at. We have the connections in Philadelphia to launch a new business and create a huge buzz. We've also expanded our services to include web design and SEO. Our team is still working from home with morning team video calls.
Q: Most memorable event over the past year?
A: I miss events SO MUCH. I really enjoyed planning and producing the Milano Di Rouge Holiday Fashion Show. Throughout the years I've planned a lot of events, but planning a huge show that made national news was a thrilling experience for me and my team.
Q: Where do you hope to see Philly PR Girl in the next 5 years?
A: We're growing for sure. During these tough times we are giving COVID discounts to potential clients. I want to continue to use my connections for good — help more nonprofits and charitable organizations raise money and promote their cause. Promoting organizations doing good is what I'm really passionate about.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kate Marlys is the owner of Philly PR Girl , a Philadelphia-based women-owned public relations agency with strong roots in nonprofit, hospitality, and event-driven PR. Philly PR Girl plans, promotes, and executes major events including the PA Conference for Women (the largest women's conference in Pennsylvania) and Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia . The agency expanded its services during the pandemic to include web design and SEO. The Interview Q: What is Philly PR Girl known for?
A: A couple of things. First, as a woman-owned business, working with other women-owned businesses is something we love to do. I come from a nonprofit background, so helping promote and market nonprofit organizations is something we are definitely known for — including planning major nonprofit and charitable events. Lastly, events in general are something we are really good at: planning, promoting, and executing.
Q: What kinds of clients does Philly PR Girl work with?
A: Nonprofit organizations, health/wellness and beauty businesses, and hospitality and entertainment brands. From the PA Conference for Women, the largest women's conference in the state, to Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia — we have a diverse roster of clients.
Q: How has Philly PR Girl adapted to the pandemic?
A: Since close to 90 percent of our business revolved around events, we had to take a step back and look at how we could survive without events. PR is what we're really good at. We have the connections in Philadelphia to launch a new business and create a huge buzz. We've also expanded our services to include web design and SEO. Our team is still working from home with morning team video calls.
Q: Most memorable event over the past year?
A: I miss events SO MUCH. I really enjoyed planning and producing the Milano Di Rouge Holiday Fashion Show. Throughout the years I've planned a lot of events, but planning a huge show that made national news was a thrilling experience for me and my team.
Q: Where do you hope to see Philly PR Girl in the next 5 years?
A: We're growing for sure. During these tough times we are giving COVID discounts to potential clients. I want to continue to use my connections for good — help more nonprofits and charitable organizations raise money and promote their cause. Promoting organizations doing good is what I'm really passionate about.
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