Ivy Cohen Corporate Communications (ICCC) delivers big-agency results for brand building, public relations and strategic communications, with the high-touch service only a boutique can provide.
We help large and growing companies build their reputations and breakthrough in competitive markets.
For the past 25 years, we’ve worked with companies and brands that are trying to figure something out. How to establish leadership in their market. How to grow. How to navigate uncertainty. How to solve problems.
Position your executives as voices shaping your industry — not just participating in it.
Generate compelling stories that move audiences from awareness to action.
Navigate challenges with confidence. Say the right thing, at the right time, to the right people.
Create content initiatives that don’t just inform — they engage, build trust, and drive results.
The C-suite is barraged every day with unimaginable quantities of data. Information pours in from customer transactions, internet searches, and employee satisfaction surveys to original company research, market analyses, and industry reports. Some executives try to leverage data to strengthen credibility, build relationships, and demonstrate leadership.
Ivy was excited to join Cynthia Groves to present her book, Mastering the Corporate Chess Game, at the Georgetown University Women's Forum 2026, March 19-21. Contributing authors Cynthia Groves, Lizzy Conroy, Cherylyn Harley LeBon and Ivy Cohen provided attendees (and readers) with the tools and mindset needed to make strategic moves as they progress in their organizations. Each of these successful professionals provide practical strategies for decoding the unwritten rules of the workplace.
In a new @MediaPostarticle, Ivy explores how marketers and communicators can transform numbers into narratives that build credibility, spark emotion, and drive decisions. Too often we either ignore data in storytelling or overwhelm audiences with it. The real opportunity lies in selecting the few numbers that sharpen your message and make it memorable.