Boston – Rhino Public Relations (Rhino PR), a specialty public relations agency, announced today that Julie Cunningham was recently promoted to account manager. In her new role, Julie will continue to develop, manage, and execute PR programs by writing press releases and articles, securing media opportunities, and supporting the day-to-day communications plans for several Rhino PR clients. With her vast network of contacts across many major media outlets and businesses, Julie has been able to help her clients secure local and national coverage through sources like The Boston Globe, The Boston Business Journal, WGBH-Radio, NECN, GlobeSt.com, and Bloomberg Businessweek.Rhino PR is a full-service public relations and marketing practice focused on meeting the unique needs of professional services firms. With customized services based on each individual client’s goals and budget, Rhino PR supports clients’ existing communications staff or provides fully outsourced PR and marketing services for long-term programs or short-term projects. Helping companies “take charge” of their PR and marketing initiatives, Rhino PR delivers committed personal service that increases brand awareness and drives revenue.
“Since joining Rhino PR in 2012, Julie has proven herself to be an incredible asset to the agency and its clients,” said Susan Shelby, FSMPS, CPSM, president and CEO of Rhino PR. “She is a trusted media resource with a talent for crafting compelling pitches, and her clients rely on her dedication and passion to drive their communications programs. We congratulate Julie on this well-deserved promotion.”
Prior to joining Rhino PR, Julie worked for nearly a decade in Boston’s fast-paced television news market as a producer for NECN (New England Cable News). Julie graduated from St. Michael’s College in Colchester, Vt. with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and mass communication. She recently served on the awards committee for SMPS Boston and also volunteers as a weekly play space activity leader with Horizons for Homeless Children.
