The JGPR team has spent countless hours on emergency preparedness, both as part of our day-to-day training and ahead of large-scale events. But at JGPR, we are committed to expanding on our experience through trainings and professional development so that we can provide the highest quality of service to our clients. Which is why I recently completed a two-day training in Sport and Special Event Evacuation and Protective Actions in Franklin, Mass.

With a turnaround time of just three and a half weeks, JGPR developed and executed a comprehensive media and public relations plan for the Pulitzer Electric Air Race.

JGPR helped to highlight Greater Lawrence Technical School's aviation maintenance program by leveraging media relationships and creating social media content.

BEVERLY – John Guilfoil Public Relations was honored to be part of a group that was given the Essex Heritage Pioneer in Partnership Award for…

JGPR is teaming up with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) to host a 1-hour informational webinar about Clean Energy Siting and Permitting Reforms.…

John Guilfoil Public Relations (JGPR) is proud to announce that the company has been signed to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Statewide Contract PRF86: Advertising, Marketing & Event Planning Services.

JGPR gathered members of the media and social media influencers to capture and preserve the Marine Week Boston ceremony held at Fort Sewall in Marblehead, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps.

SECTOR Police CLIENT DennisPolice Department & Town of Dennis (MA) GOAL Assist client in effectively communicating its policy message to a wide, targeted audience, achieving…

At JGPR, we embrace the philosophy that professional growth never stops. Training and professional development are ongoing priorities, not occasional checkboxes.

John Guilfoil Public Relations LLC (JGPR) is proud to announce the successful launch of a newly redesigned website for the Town of Marblehead: marbleheadma.gov. The…

John Guilfoil Public Relations (JGPR) proudly announces that it has received two American Inhouse Design Awards from Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) for its work on the Get Lost in Ludlow and Lex250 campaigns. 

What can we learn about crisis management from a particularly memorable scene from “The Office?” Let’s start here: Everyone knows that person whose confidence exceeds…

Through JGPR’s strategic event planning and logistical support services, combined with our extensive media relations expertise and targeted communications approach, JGPR facilitated a tightly-run, well-organized event to share the personal experience that actor Kurt Russell had in Arlington learning about the role that his ancestor, Jason Russell, played there in the Revolutionary War.

SECTOR Municipal CLIENT Battle of Bunker Hill 250th Commission GOAL To effectively communicate the celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill…

SECTOR Police CLIENT Utah Chiefs of Police Association GOAL A statewide recruitment and retention initiative aimed to raise awareness of both sworn and civilian opportunities…

The FEMA 95/5 Rule refers to a principle in the National Incident Management System (NIMS) public information framework, taught in the FEMA Basic and Advanced…

You own your website. It doesn’t go out of business. You control its newsfeed. You don’t compete with cat videos. Take it seriously. The world…

Whether you’re planning a safety day, community open house, back-to-school event, or town celebration, public outreach works best when people walk away with something useful,…

“AP Style” is a phrase uttered in virtually every newsroom and joint information center. When news breaks or a press release is needed urgently, you…

Looking to build a program? We can help. Click here to connect with JGPR today. Ten years ago, overdose deaths started to outpace automobile crashes…

John Guilfoil Public Relations (JGPR) is thrilled to announce that it has, for the first time, won the prestigious Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Silver Anvil Award, widely considered the highest honor given in the PR industry, at a ceremony Thursday night.

Does your town website comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act? Are you ready to bring your website into compliance to better serve ALL members of your community? Starting on April 24, 2026, for some, and April 26, 2027, for other local governments, the Department of Justice has updated its regulations for Title II Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Therefore, we would like to inform you about a valuable funding opportunity for Massachusetts cities and towns: the Municipal ADA Improvement Grant Program, which is now accepting applications. Click the link to find out more.

Facing a new challenge preparing for and communicating about newly adopted federal limits on PFAS chemicals? John Guilfoil Public Relations is here to help!