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Forbes
forbes.com
The thesis was the story, the founder was the operator
A regulatory deep-dive where the operator was named eleven times. Investors flagged the piece during diligence.
Publications
Where we place clients. Real publications, named editors, working beats.
The publications below are the active network. Every name is a publication where The PR Summit has working editor relationships and recent placements. Until logo files are licensed, each publication is rendered as styled type.
Tier 1
12 publications
Lifestyle
11 publications
Trade
12 publications
Broadcast
7 outlets
01Tier 1 dailies and wires
The publications most readers, recruiters, and diligence officers actually read. Editorial bylines under your name with the publication intact.
Beat reporters in network across business, technology, finance, legal, and policy desks.
- Forbes
- WSJ
- USA TODAY
- Bloomberg
- TIME
- Yahoo!Finance
- NEWSWEEK
- BUSINESS INSIDER
- The New York Times
- FINANCIAL TIMES
- REUTERS
- AP
02Lifestyle and culture
Where personal-brand placements and industry profiles land. Useful for HNW principals, founders post-exit, and partners building visible authority.
Editors covering profiles, design and architecture, philanthropy, and culture.
- VARIETY
- Rolling Stone
- VOGUE
- MAXIM
- WWD
- TOWN & COUNTRY
- ROBB REPORT
- AD
- WSJ Mansion
- GQ
- Esquire
03Trade and industry
The publications inside your field. Often outperforms tier-1 for B2B intent because the reader is the decision-maker, not the consumer audience.
Specialty editors across legal, medical, healthcare operations, technology, and entrepreneurship.
- TechCrunch
- Inc.
- Fast Company
- ENTREPRENEUR
- Above the Law
- Law360
- ABA Journal
- The American Lawyer
- Medical Economics
- Medscape
- Modern Healthcare
- JAMA Network
04Television and radio
Network and cable segments, regional affiliates, and national radio. Production-prepared appearances with talking-point coaching included.
Producers and bookers across business television, news, and public radio.
- CNBC
- Bloomberg TV
- FOX BUSINESS
- NBC
- ABC News
- CBS News
- NPR
Wordmarks are typographic homage rendered to approximate each publication name. Logo files used in display materials require separate licensing arrangements with each publisher.
Dow Jones
The Wall Street Journal.
wsj.com
How a regional plaintiff firm rebuilt referrals around editorial coverage
A category piece, not a profile. The named partner was the most-quoted source.
Film • TV • Stage
VARIETY
variety.com
A working artist's narrative, reset in nineteen days
Three drafts, one editor, deliberate restraint on personal-life detail.
The reachable list
Publications we work into, by tier and vertical.
Reach is one variable. Editorial fit is the one that determines whether the piece runs at all.
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