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McNulty
Company is a
communications consultancy that helps you leverage the power of communications
to lead.
We help you formulate, articulate and communicate your vision to
customers, prospects, employees, Wall Street, government, media and
communities.
Whether you are a corporation, non-profit, or start-up;
or an ad agency, PR firm or design firm, we can quickly
help you hone in on a message of substance that moves minds and markets.
If you suspect that your message is not getting through, you’re probably
right. If you have trouble explaining it to others, they’ll have twice the
difficulty understanding it, too.
To learn more about how our team can help you take the lead, contact us now
at 412-344-9107.
Or email tom@mcnultycom.com
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Harness
the
Power of
Communications
to Lead
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McNulty Company has served a variety
of organizations directly or in concert with their advertising agencies,
public relations firms and design firms.
Corporations such as Alcoa, PPG, Mellon, PNC, Bayer,
Consol, Federated Investors, MSA, Heinz, Hershey, Dow, Matthews International,
Calgon, Westinghouse, USX, and Duquesne Light.
Not-for-Profits such as UPMC, St. Clair Hospital, AGH,
PA Tourism, United Way, Children's Institute, Diocese of Pittsburgh, and
Christian Children's Fund.
Agencies such as Ketchum, Burson/Marsteller,
Brunner, GBL, and Acumen; and Design Firms such as BD&E, Pipitone,
Vance Wright Adams, Arnold Sax/NYC, Boswell, and Robert Casey &
Associates
Universities
& Colleges such as
Bethany College, CCAC, Chatham College, Carnegie Mellon University, North
Central College, Saint Francis University, University of Pittsburgh School of
Medicine, University of Scranton, Grove City College, and Westminster College.
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“Of
course, words alone
are never enough, let alone spin.
.
Yet, it is hard to imagine a Lincoln or a Lenin or an FDR or a Churchill
as leaders without them.
“Twain
said, ‘The difference
between the right word
and the almost right word
is like the difference between
lightning and a lightning bug’
“It’s
true because they are different ideas… and the almost right idea
can
devastate careers,
corporations and
countries.”
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