

MediaVision is a full service communications firm based in Washington, DC. We approach strategic communications as a catalyst in governance, commerce, and public opinion. We believe that combining strategic plans with information and communications technology is pivotal to shifting public opinion, changing public policy, building market awareness, or managing a crisis.
We apply the best practices of communications and media relations to the goals of our clients. Whatever challenges you face in advancing your mission, building your brand, or protecting your reputation, we will help you navigate the crowded media maze and effectively communicate your message to the target audiences, markets, and stakeholders that matter.
We partner with our clients to fully understand your goals. We apply successful techniques and best practices in the profession of strategic communications, crisis and emergency communications, media relations, advertising, and litigation communications.
We tailor our services and work products to meet your specific needs, using both traditional and new media tools for synergy and maximum impact.
Although a small firm, we provide a variety of strategic communications services, bringing in colleague practitioners for larger projects beyond our core size as needed. Our core services are:
- Strategic Counsel
- Communications Audits and Plans
- Media Relations and Campaigns
- Litigation Communications
- Crisis Communications
- Emergency and Risk Communications
- Turnaround Strategies
- Alliance for Health Reform
- Amnesty International
- Amtrak
- CBS News
- Children’s Defense Fund
- Johns Hopkins University Center for Public Health Preparedness
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- Office of the U.S. Surgeon General
- The Rockefeller Foundation
- United Nations

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