We believe that every solution is different because every situation is unique.
We’ve had the privilege of supporting organizations and brands across the country with some of their most complex and sensitive public affairs challenges.
We’re proud of what we’ve done - but don’t take our word for it. The following case studies offer a snapshot of what a few of our clients have asked to do and what we’ve been able to achieve for them.
Trust for Public Land, Tennessee Office
The Tennessee state office wanted to build on the renaissance of Chattanooga to keep the value of TPL top-of-mind, so they engaged Coeo for earned media and public relations.
Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga
A senior communications executive had left the staff, and Coeo was called in to handle all public relations, including planning, writing, earned media, press relations and storytelling.
Shelby County District Attorney’s Office Transition
Coeo coordinated the District Attorney’s communications and overall transition effort as a subcontractor to the consulting firm hired to oversee the transition.
Collier Construction
Coeo worked closely with Collier to develop a popup project, an immersive dance performance that told the story of the century-old mill that attracted thousands of people to the space on a Saturday night.
Have you read the news today?
We work to place positive, persuasive stories about our clients in influential outlets that get noticed. Here’s a sampling of some of the media we’ve earned lately.
San Diego Union-Tribune. “Benefactor steps in to help San Diego entice developers to remake downtown's Civic Center”
Memphis Business Journal. “Memphis Brooks Museum opens exhibit by celebrity fashion designer Christian Siriano”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Roadway tech planned to help enhance pedestrian safety in Erlanger area”
The Hechinger Report. “‘Simpler’ FAFSA complicates college plans for students, families”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Opinion: Getting that college degree isn’t enough anymore; quality internships are essential”
Memphis Magazine. “An Afternoon with Barbara & Pitt Hyde”
Politico. “Federal Covid-19 money is offering hope for city of Albany projects”
New York Times. “The Fight Over ‘Maus’ Is Part of a Bigger Cultural Battle in Tennessee”
Associated Press. “Tennessee parents, teachers push back against ‘Maus’ removal”
Axios. “Top former state, city officials back infrastructure deal as long overdue”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Chattanoogan Wade Hinton seeks to measure and promote diversity and equity with new community inclusion index”
Memphis Magazine. “Long Live ‘The Queen of Memphis’”
NoogaToday. “Choose your own adventure with The Pop-Up Project”
Nashville Scene. “A Plot of Forested Land in Lockeland Springs Is Now Permanently Protected”
Daily Memphian. “Why Parks Matter - And Is a Plaza a Park?”
Memphis Business Journal. “Behind the impossible deal — now a reality — to buy the Sterick Building, and what comes next”
Route Fifty. “Helping cities flip money pits into gold mines”
Commercial Appeal. “Can Alliance Healthcare Services' new facility change mental health care in Memphis?”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Famed city planner Jeff Speck talks walkability in Chattanooga”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Chattanooga and Hamilton County Schools partnering to turn schoolyards into public parks”
Chattanooga Pulse. “Acting Legend Alan Cumming To Headline ArtsBuild's Inaugural Fundraising Event”
Memphis Business Journal. “Art of the Hire: The Brooks Museum’s new executive director brings scale and proportion to a $100M opportunity Downtown”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Opinion: A hip-hop approach to real estate”
Shelterforce. “How Tax Assessments in a Supposedly Progressive County Are Reinforcing Racism”
The Philadelphia Citizen. “Development For Good: Omar Blaik and U3 Advisors”
Philadelphia Business Journal. “West Philadelphia Skills Initiative takes 5,600-SF lease in University City”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “Clinica Medicos works to close gaps in maternal care for Hispanic women”
Daily Memphian. “With Brooks’ move, new director will be ‘critical’ for Downtown”
WUTC-FM. “Reclaiming A Piece Of African-American History At ‘The Field’”
Chatter Magazine. “How a new immersive art project hopes to revitalize the now-vacant, century-old Coosa Mill”
Memphis Business Journal. “Ground Broker”
Memphis Magazine. “The New Brooks”
Get Out! “More than 25 years in the making, Chattanooga's South Chickamauga Creek Greenway is finally complete”
Chattanooga Times Free Press. “King's vision included supporting Black-owned business”
Politico. “The Mayor Trying To Fix Policing”