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Kessler PR Group welcomes 2 highly skilled media professionals to its team

Kessler PR Group on Tuesday announced it welcomed two highly skilled media professionals to its team, which routinely counsels local, national and international clients on sensitive issues including regulatory inquiries, personnel matters, business practices and criminal and civil litigation.

Joining the team are Paul D’Ambrosio and Allison Perrine.

The public relations firm specializes in crisis communications, reputation management, litigation support and media relations and represents high-profile celebrities and entities in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East. It is known for discretion, integrity and decades-long relationships with media leaders.

Paul D’Ambrosio. (Photos courtesy Kessler PR Group)

D’Ambrosio, the former executive editor of the Asbury Park Press/APP.com and a national award-winning investigative journalist, brings more than four decades of media experience to Kessler PR. D’Ambrosio has written about numerous topics, from health care to politics, and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal in Public Service. D’Ambrosio’s extensive knowledge can provide clients with insights into how to navigate the rapidly changing media landscape, engage with social media platforms and respond to investigative news queries.

Allison Perrine.

Perrine, a former reporter at two local newspapers in Monmouth County, utilizes her background in journalism to counsel clients through a variety of media-related needs at Kessler PR. She has received multiple New Jersey Press Association awards, including first place for COVID-19 Coverage and Headlines and third place for Responsible Journalism and Education Writing.

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