In her role, she will manage the operations and strategy of MWW’s DC office, and assist clients in developing corporate, economic and environmental sustainability strategies. She will report directly to Michael Kempner, MWW CEO.
Steve Mnich has become director at the San Francisco office, a position with diverse new responsibilities. Mnich will assist Bay Area clients in developing digital and traditional media strategy, as well as heading new business and partnership initiatives.
MWW has won three awards at the 2012 PRSA Silver Anvil Awards, presented June 7, for “Flight Plan for the Future: JetBlue Preserves Its Direct Relationship with Pilots,” including two Silver Anvils for crisis communications and internal communications.
MWW’s new corporate identity features a new logo and tagline – “Matter More.” Through rebranding MWW aims to demonstrate its independence (on the heels of its recent buy back) and dedication to relevant client solutions.
MWW has acquired Los Angeles-based public relations and brand marketing firm, Enso Communications. JP Schuerman, Enso founding partner, will join MWW as executive vice president and general manager of MWW’s Los Angeles office.
MWW findings reveal a large gap between executives’ perceptions of the importance of a supportive corporate culture and their willingness to facilitate such a culture.
MWW’s research and analysis will help brands entice mom’s via social and digital media with their diverse interests in mind.
In her role, Ward will play a key role in guiding clients in their corporate reputation, crisis management and executive eminence programs.
The new arm will focus on incubating media, marketing and public relations-related services and technologies that advance the industry and provide valuable tools to brands and media properties.
Lindsey Winkler has been promoted to vice president, consumer lifestyle marketing and Leslie Linton has been promoted to senior vice president in the agency’s media strategies practice.
