COMMUNICATIONS EXPERTS
We execute integrated communications programs with national and global reach. Our creativity, flexibility and responsiveness come from a staff comprised entirely of seasoned industry talent.
Giving Back
Investing in our community is a cornerstone of our agency. The Get Grounded Foundation supports at-risk youth, while the Get Grounded volunteer program serves a multitude of organizations throughout the communities in which our team members live, work and play.
Our Team
We’re a Colorado-based, women-owned business staffed by accomplished practitioners who average 21 years of experience in the industry.
Our Work
Working with our clients as peers, we provide actionable and results-driven communications services nationwide.
Craig Hospital Involved in Design of New Xbox Adaptive Controller
GFM partnered with Craig Hospital on national media relations, as well as the social media and digital campaign highlighting this partnership and innovative program.
Healthier Colorado's Voter-Approved Soda Tax Wins Ballot Measure 2D
Working with Healthier Colorado and the Healthy Boulder Kids coalition, the GroundFloor Media team was tasked with developing, managing and executing a marketing, earned media and community relations campaign as part of the City of Boulder’s sugary drink tax November 2D ballot measure.
Expertise
Conversations don’t happen in a vacuum, nor should the components of your communications program – from public relations to crisis communication to social media. GFM and our sister agency, CenterTable, work hand-in-hand to execute integrated campaigns and deliver the results our clients expect.
On the Blog
GroundFloor Media Recognized as Top 3 of 50 Best Places to Work
At GroundFloor Media (GFM) and CenterTable, our client work is fueled by a culture of … Read More >
The Biggest PR Disasters of 2019
Each year I draft a half-dozen intros for this annual list, and every year they … Read More >
Trust in the Media: Where are Americans in 2019?
Can you trust the media to deliver fair, unbiased news? That depends on who you ask and where you get your news. The results may surprise you.
Experts Say New Technologies are Increasing Polarization
PR professionals predict that future communication technology will cause the average U.S. citizen to become more engaged, but also that much of the engagement actually will be based on misinformation.