I knew I was a storyteller when, at six years old, I wrote a short story that won a contest at my local library in suburban Philadelphia.

I founded Company B in 2008 to apply what I learned as a journalist, screenwriter, content creator and creative public relations executive working with the best global brands to our select client set. My goal is to bring top-tier talent together in a creativity-meets-action-driven work environment to deliver needle-moving results.

Our method: telling stories that get attention. Since our founding, we’ve delivered on that promise from pinpointing a brand’s story to shaping messaging, executing public relations and social media campaigns, and launching brands and businesses with exacting, exciting content.

More about me: As a former journalist, frequent contributor to The New York Times, and as a screenwriter mentored by Norah Ephron, I know what makes a story take hold — I have counseled global brands like Kraft Foods, eBay, Kaplan, Inc., NBTY, American Express, LeapFrog and Target, and have helped small companies tell their stories on a big scale.

Prior to forming Company B, I was the creative director and senior vice president at Kaplow, where I how digital communications was changing how brands connect with customers, and founded one of the first social media practices in our industry. In addition, I joyfully managed the eBay account, the agency’s largest. My team ushered in a new era of digital communications and was nominated for two Sabres.

I often speak on how to use the power of stories to get attention for brands, and am an instructor in the digital marketing faculty at Harbour.Space University in Barcelona.

I knew I was a storyteller when I had one of my first national placements on the Today Show for a bubble gum brand. I staged a blow- the- biggest- bubble-before-bursting contest Great TV and I met Matt Lauer and Katie Couric! I’ve told hundreds of stories since then.

Staci Dolgin-Rubinstein is an experienced communicator, account leader and public relations pitching professional with a dedicated focus on telling our clients’ stories. At Company B, she is responsible for media relations, strategic planning, and account management.

Most recently Staci worked on projects for Puritan’s Pride and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. She has previously worked with LinkedIn, Vtech, Apartments.com, Target, Avon, Carters, State Farm, Foodily.com and Lolly Wolly Doodle.

I knew I was a storyteller when my blog posts got picked up by Huffington Post.

Tori Molnar is a digital marketer with more than 8 years of experience under her belt. She is a social media pioneer being an early adopter on platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Periscope, Pinterest, and more. She believes that social strategy should be a blend of creative and tactical, taking a data-driven, but human-focused approach to social growth, keeping up with online evolution as it happens in real time. Experiential marketing, influencer campaigns, and Facebook Ads are some of her favorite past times.

I knew I was a storyteller when Oprah’s editors told me they loved our client’s product after I designed a delivery just for them!

Ilyssa specializes in events strategy and mastering the newest social media platforms for Company B clients. A digital nomad, she has travelled to 26 countries. She works across the board with campaigns, events, public relations, social media, and brand growth, developing content, doing competitive research and managing communities for clients as well as for Company B. A master craftsman, she is responsible for our stunning influencer deliveries that capture attention and imagination.

I knew I was a storyteller when I landed my first feature story in The New York Times Business section about a technological breakthrough in fast-drying cement.

A long-time Company B strategic partner, Judy has over two decades of experience in public relations specializing in creative services firms. She has consistently landed clients in top-tier business press:The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Business Week, Fast Company, Crain’s New York Business, CNN, CNBC, CBS and NPR radio, and WABC-TV, as well as industry trade publications.

In 2002, she won the New York City Council’s Annual Women of Achievement Pacesetter Awards. (What an honor!)

Judy often speaks on public relations topics at creative services conferences.