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Furlow
COMMUNICATIONS, LLC
Crisis and Strategic
Communications
Consultants
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tel:
877-300-2404
cell: 601-870-8231
furlow@furlowcommunications.com
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Corporate Crisis |
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Media Interviews |
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Crisis and Strategic Communications
Furlow Communications, LLC is a consulting firm that assists a
wide range of clients with sensitive communications issues. Our
core competencies are:
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Providing sound, level-headed counsel
based on many years of experience and the lessons learned
from working with hundreds of clients.
- Delivering targeted messages via written
statements, news media interviews and the preparation of
client spokespersons.
Who We Are
Experienced professionals who only work on the serious
communications challenges of clients who are committed to
succeed.
What We Do
Help clients develop and articulate their stories when it really
matters.
We Are the Right Choice When...
The issue at hand involves:
You Are Better Off With Someone Else…
If the need is for product marketing, fluffy publicity or
creative event planning.
Furlow Communications, LLC was founded in Southern California in
1995 by Bill Furlow, a former Los Angeles Times editor and
business executive. Davilynn Furlow, who like Bill began working
for daily newspapers in the early 1970s, also had a successful
career at the Los Angeles Times before joining the consulting
firm in 2007. The Furlows now live in Natchez, Mississippi, and
represent clients in California, Louisiana, other Southern
states and elsewhere. Find out more about our approach and
experience in
crisis
communications and
strategic communications.
Or, contact Furlow Communications, LLC directly at 877-300-2404
or
furlow@furlowcommunications.com.
| Recently, Furlow Communications,
LLC completed 10 months of work with a Louisiana
community where the unsolved homicides of eight
young women have focused attention on other societal
problems, including a Main Street narcotics bazaar.
See our case study of our work with a
community in crisis. |
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