Amplifying your vision through strategy, creativity, and collaboration.

We are a full-service public affairs and public relations firm that helps shape policy, protect reputations, and build trusted relationships with the audiences that matter most to our clients. Through government relations, issue advocacy, strategic communications, and stakeholder engagement, we deliver strategies and creative that drive meaningful impact and measurable results.

  • We secure coverage that matters — targeted pitches, interviews, and features in trusted outlets that elevate your brand.

  • We shape the foundation of your brand — refining identity, voice, and positioning so every communication feels authentic and consistent.

  • From storytelling to execution, we create integrated campaigns across TV, digital ads, social media, and direct mail — ensuring your message connects everywhere.

  • When challenges arise, we protect and rebuild trust through rapid response, tailored messaging, and high-touch reputation support.

  • We help you navigate the intersection of policy, media, and public opinion. From building relationships with policymakers to shaping advocacy campaigns, we position you to influence conversations that matter and strengthen your voice in the public arena.

  • We strengthen local ties and build goodwill by engaging with grassroots networks, nonprofits, and community leaders to elevate your reputation where it matters most.

Our Team

Neil Kammerman
President

Neil Kammerman has been working in public relations and advertising for over 25 years. The recipient of a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Film from the University of Texas, Neil is an award-winning filmmaker who works for companies, public interest organizations, and associations to craft communication strategies and media that deliver results.

Mr. Kammerman also serves as the President of The Good Works Company, a non-profit foundation. He received a B.A. in Government from Cornell.

Eric Hogensen
Partner

Eric Hogensen is an experienced strategic consultant with 20+ years of professional experience. Eric has been an advocate for developing innovative campaigns that use new and traditional channels to connect with audiences.

Eric’s proven track record speaks for itself and he truly devotes himself to changing the world one person at a time. His Latino roots play a unique role for clients and campaigns, especially those who want to relate to and speak to diverse audiences.

Siobhan Walshe
Creative Director

With over 15 years in the film and television industry, Siobhan Walshe is a Creative Director with a wide range of experience. Her award-winning MTV Special I’m Positive presented three moving portraits of young adults with HIV and Siobhan has also received an Emmy Award in directing for critically acclaimed The Mind of a Chef.

Siobhan is a graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in philosophy, and she holds An MFA in film from the University of Texas at Austin.

Featured Case Study

The Veterans Life Center

The Veterans Life Center (VLC) in Butner, North Carolina, provides critical, life-saving support to at-risk veterans facing substance abuse, homelessness, and severe mental health challenges. Through a unique model that integrates housing, therapy, peer support, and job readiness, VLC offers a path to reintegration for those who might otherwise end up incarcerated or worse. While the organization had transformed hundreds of lives, its public image and donor outreach hadn’t caught up to the scale of its impact.

In 2023, we partnered with VLC to close that gap. Despite strong outcomes on the ground, VLC lacked the brand clarity and visibility needed to attract broader donor engagement and institutional funding. We approached this as a mission-first brand overhaul, redefining VLC’s messaging around redemption and second chances, while crafting a more modern and empathetic visual identity. The goal was to reflect the urgency and humanity of the work VLC was already doing.

Our strategy was to focus on storytelling. Through digital and broadcast campaigns, they shared real stories from the veterans and staff who make VLC what it is. These emotionally grounded narratives were paired with redesigned donation platforms and donor journeys that made giving more personal. The result wasn’t just more attention, it was a deeper connection. VLC’s story found its voice, and donors responded with renewed energy and generosity.

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