Goldman McCormick PR

AI & LLM Development PR & Communications New York, United States

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About Goldman McCormick PR

Founded in 2010 by active & former members of the Media, Goldman McCormick Public Relations (named by Forbes Magazine as “One Of America’s Best PR Firms For 2021”) specializes in getting clients seen on TV, heard on the Radio, and read about in Newspapers. GMPR also produces and promotes custom-build podcasts.

In 2016, Goldman McCormick PR earned a Gold Award in the “Best Cause/Advocacy Campaign” category in Bulldog Reporter’s CSR Awards for their work on the Nick Hillary case. Hillary was a father of five wrongly accused of murder who was then exonerated (HBO created a two-part series on the case). The New York Observer has also cited Goldman McCormick PR as one of the top five public relations agencies specializing in legal PR.

Goldman McCormick PR specializes in getting you the results that you deserve.

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Min. project

$50,000+

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New York, United States2 - 9 employeesFounded 2010More agencies here →

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