In her mid-20s, Amy Summers took an ethical stand with her bosses at a PR firm and was promptly told to leave. In 2003, she founded Pitch Publicity®, out of client demand, and a desire to create a new style of PR agency – one that focused on people, not profits.

An ingredient found in a succulent, cactus-like plant from the Kalahari Desert was hitting the United States as the hottest new weight loss supplement in 2004, but the market was crowded and the messaging was confusing regarding which products to trust. Pitch Publicity® made recommendations to a startup company, that was sourcing the purest certified form of the hoodia gordonii ingredient, to brand the ingredient name before embarking on a publicity campaign, which eventually catapulted the company onto retail shelves with high consumer demand, resulting in a profitable buyout of the brand.

A Japanese tomato-based food and beverage company set to rival a long-standing vegetable juice staple in America worked with Pitch Publicity® in 2005 to communicate to parents the health benefits of pure vegetable juice, free of preservatives and artificial ingredients, while successfully persuading children to trade in their fruit juice for vegetable juice.

A man on a mission to prevent childhood blindness in underdeveloped countries with a simple dose of vitamin A, was about to second mortgage his house to keep his nonprofit afloat. In 2006, Pitch Publicity® designed a fundraising campaign that expanded their mission and exceeded funding expectations, a model that the nonprofit continued for six consecutive years, with Pitch Publicity®, and still uses today.

A man on a mission to prevent childhood blindness in underdeveloped countries with a simple dose of vitamin A, was about to second mortgage his house to keep his nonprofit afloat. In 2006, Pitch Publicity® designed a fundraising campaign that expanded their mission and exceeded funding expectations, a model that the nonprofit continued for six consecutive years, with Pitch Publicity®, and still uses today.

A man on a mission to prevent childhood blindness in underdeveloped countries with a simple dose of vitamin A, was about to second mortgage his house to keep his nonprofit afloat. In 2006, Pitch Publicity® designed a fundraising campaign that expanded their mission and exceeded funding expectations, a model that the nonprofit continued for six consecutive years, with Pitch Publicity®, and still uses today.

A man on a mission to prevent childhood blindness in underdeveloped countries with a simple dose of vitamin A, was about to second mortgage his house to keep his nonprofit afloat. In 2006, Pitch Publicity® designed a fundraising campaign that expanded their mission and exceeded funding expectations, a model that the nonprofit continued for six consecutive years, with Pitch Publicity®, and still uses today.

A man on a mission to prevent childhood blindness in underdeveloped countries with a simple dose of vitamin A, was about to second mortgage his house to keep his nonprofit afloat. In 2006, Pitch Publicity® designed a fundraising campaign that expanded their mission and exceeded funding expectations, a model that the nonprofit continued for six consecutive years, with Pitch Publicity®, and still uses today.