They say there’s no such thing as bad PR. But what do they say about award-winning PR?
We say, “Couldn’t have done it without great clients.”
Pipitone Group is proud to announce that it has received three Renaissance Awards from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Pittsburgh chapter for its work in partnership with three clients.
Founded in 1843, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh has a rich and storied history in Western Pennsylvania. But recently, the institution had come to face urgent and extraordinary financial needs. Its parishes, education programs and community outreach initiatives all needed support—and fast.
With apologies to the Pittsburgh Pirates, at least one team from the North Side won big in Pittsburgh last evening. Pipitone Group had an historic night for the agency, winning the most IABC/Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Awards. The integrated marketing firm took home eight total awards, including the biggest prize of the evening, Best in Show, for its work on The Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Campaign for the Church Alive!
Like our mission statement says, at Pipitone Group we pride ourselves on always evolving, ever learning, constantly growing, while doing great work with great people. We’re always honored when that great work is recognized—especially on a national level.
At Pipitone Group, we believe in giving back. In fact, part of our culture is what we call Marketing for Good, embracing helping others and serving our community. That culture is, in large part, a result of the commitments and convictions of our leadership, particularly our President and CEO, Scott Pipitone. We are pleased to announce that Scott was recently named to the Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board (3RWIB), another way in which he will serve the Pittsburgh and Allegheny County communities.
“As a small business owner, the issue of workforce development in our region is very important to me,” said Scott. “To listen, learn and participate on the board from the small business vantage point, will help improve opportunities for all employers and workers. It’s an honor to be selected for the Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board.”