Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, WordWrite Communications is a PR and communications agency built on storytelling. The firm works clients through its proprietary 3P process — Plan, Pyramid, and PESO (the paid-earned-shared-owned content model) — to shape and place the story that carries the brand.
WordWrite specializes in crisis communications, employee communications, inbound marketing, investor communications, media relations, media coaching, executive communications, social media, web development, creative services, business storytelling, digital marketing, graphic design, and content development.
The Team
Paul Furiga, President & Chief Storyteller
Founder of WordWrite. Two-decade journalism career preceded the agency, and the storytelling discipline the firm sells is the one Furiga honed as a working reporter and editor. Miami University of Ohio. Active in mentoring young PR professionals and on multiple non-profit boards.
Brenda Furiga, Vice President
Runs administration, financial management, and HR. Over a decade of marketing experience across Washington, D.C., and Cincinnati before joining WordWrite. Volunteer work in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program at St. John Neumann Church.
Jeremy Church, Partner & Vice President
Joined WordWrite in 2011, made partner in 2016. Runs daily oversight on client retention, profitability, and growth. Previously handled thought-leadership positioning for Burns White LLC attorneys and managed print advertising and media relations for Pittsburgh CLO.
Notable Awards
2021. Two PRSA Renaissance Awards — digital campaign and content marketing. The digital campaign win recognized inbound work on the importance of small wealth management firms; the content marketing win recognized an email campaign for Caliente Pizza.
2020. Recognized by Expertise as one of the best marketing agencies in Pittsburgh.
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