Renee Sieli is the founder and CEO of ERPR Group, a boutique consultancy based in New York City that specializes in media relations.
Since 2013, her agency has led media campaigns across the finance, media, and technology sectors.
"I initially discovered O'Dwyer's at my very first PR job, and it’s been a go-to resource ever since. Few outlets cover the inner workings of the PR industry with such depth, and O'Dwyer’s continues to deliver valuable insights on trends and the ever-evolving communications landscape. I’m honored to be part of such a distinguished community of communicators," Sieli said.
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Daisy Cabrera is a bilingual (English/Spanish) brand and corporate communications consultant with over 25 years in public relations.
"I've been reading O'Dwyer's since I launched my career in the 90s. Today, it is still my #1 source for news covering the PR industry," Cabrera said. "It’s essential to show up in the right spaces, be informed of the latest trends, and ensure your voice also helps shape the conversations."
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