Pecchia Communications today announced four new clients, including Adobe Inc., the global software giant based in San Jose, Calif.
The other new clients are Matthias Media, a global non-profit Christian publishing ministry headquartered in Boardman; Trumbull Energy Center, a natural gas-to-electricity plant under construction in Lordstown; and Signature Engineered Solutions, a Chicago-based supplier of industrial fasteners.
The work with Adobe, a leading provider of digital marketing and media solutions, represents the 19th major change management engagement Pecchia Comm has landed since 2006. The Canfield-based communications firm is collaborating with Adobe to support its customers as they introduce and ramp up on new Adobe marketing solutions.
“Demand for communications and change management services that support major changes continues to rise, and our deep experience and competitive pricing put us in an excellent position to continue participating in big ways,” said Dan Pecchia, company founder and president.
“This engagement closely follows similar projects with Clorox, Corning and Safelite, and previous work with General Electric, Whirlpool, Timken and other global companies. In all of these experiences, we build new skills and greater credibility in this very attractive market segment.”
The Adobe engagement is a subcontract with Prosci Consulting, a leading change management firm that has worked with Pecchia Communications since 2023.
Why Do Companies Select Pecchia Communications?
The engagements with Matthias, Trumbull and Signature capitalize on Pecchia Comm’s capabilities in public relations, digital marketing, video development, social media management and more.
“In all of these local engagements, we were selected because we demonstrated the ability to deliver the two things clients want most from companies like us — genuine expertise and sustainable affordability,” said Kelli Hulea, project director at Pecchia Comm.
“We’re honored to join forces with these clients, helping fill gaps and boost their capabilities with our strengths.”
