Laura worked as a journalist for almost two decades across radio and television before making the move into PR. Many will recognise her face from her years reporting for Channel 9 on A Current Affair and 9 News. Highlights of her reporting career include covering the Beijing Olympic Games, the 2019 Blue Mountains bushfires, the Lindt Café siege and the disappearance of William Tyrrell. Laura loves telling stories and sees PR as an extension of what she does best.

Amie has been a broadcast journalist for 18 years, recently winning the Australian Commercial Radio Awards (ACRAs) Best Newsreader on AM. She has worked as the State Political reporter, has produced for Chris Smith and Ben Fordham and is currently the Breakfast newsreader for the top rating 2GB. She regularly covers breaking news stories whether it be in politics, sport, crime, natural disasters or on the financial markets. She enjoys using her journalism experience to create powerful strategies that cuts through and surpass targets.

Ryan has over two decades of experience in broadcast news and PR, working with Australia’s top media outlets, most recently as Melbourne Bureau Chief at Sky News and prior to that at ABC, Channel 7 and Fox Sports. His expertise spans journalism, radio, television and PR and is marked by resourcefulness, initiative and accountability. As a communications leader, he specialises in delivering outcomes that prioritise and enhance media engagement. His career has been defined by a commitment to putting clients at the forefront of every endeavour. Combining creative production and storytelling prowess, Ryan excels at researching and uncovering opportunities for clients that help deliver impactful messaging.

Sarah has worked in the media for more than two decades as a journalist and radio presenter, as well as holding media and communications roles with NSW Health. You might remember her from her time as the breakfast newsreader with Jonesy and Amanda on WSFM. As a journalist, Sarah covered many high-profile news stories including the 2011 Christchurch Earthquake, the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York and the recording of the Oprah Winfrey Show on the steps of the Sydney Opera House. Sarah believes everyone has an interesting story to tell and loves working with clients to help give them the confidence to share theirs.

Emily has spent more than 10 years as a broadcast journalist, most recently as the Breakfast Editor at top-rating radio station 2GB. She has covered significant events such as the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Lismore floods and the Black Summer bushfires. The transition into PR is a marrying together of her communication, writing and interviewing skills as she works to find her clients the best possible story and achieve the coverage it deserves.

Amna has over six years of experience in the media industry. Before her switch to PR she worked as a producer/reporter for Channel 10 and PRIME7 News. Amna has a passion for storytelling and enjoys sharing the stories of her clients.

An award-winning, results-driven journalist Niki knows what makes a newsworthy story – and how to place it. She honed her skills as a news journalist on the red tops (tabloids) in the UK, learning the delicate balance of how to successfully manage sensitive stories while still getting the scoop. Since coming to Australia over a decade ago, she has held senior editorial positions at Marie Claire, News Corp, Famous Magazine, and B&T. She’s naturally inquisitive with extensive contacts and great ideas.

Meagan has a background spanning business development, event planning and marketing. She has worked with professional sporting organisations including the Parramatta Eels and West Tigers. She has also worked within the pharmaceutical industry and for professional services firms.