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09/03/2026

Meet Corinne Dolan, a Senior Account Executive at Gregory helping drive media relations and strategic communications for clients across multiple industries.

From rewarding career experiences like executing the groundbreaking of The Piazza at Ardmore to building new relationships, Corinne is passionate about connecting clients with opportunities that help them stand out.

Get to know Corinne in our latest employee spotlight!

09/02/2026

A new month gives us another opportunity to recognize the incredible people who make the team at Gregory all that it is!

This September we are celebrating Kerry Davis, Dan Abramson, Matt Magliozzo, Taylor Heron, Anna Patrick, Zac Boyer, Erik Gruber, Sam Hiergesell, Kyle W. Kempf, and Kevin Montague. Each year, they bring the talent, enthusiasm, and commitment that continue to make a lasting impact on Gregory.

Thank you to our September anniversaries for all their hard work and contributions to Gregory!

09/01/2026

On last week's , Britni Ackrivo sat down with Paul Fiorilla of Yardi to unpack the glass-half-full vs. glass-half-empty debate shaping multifamily right now.

Paul breaks down the regional divergence behind the headlines, from softening Sunbelt rents to San Francisco's AI-driven rebound, and explains why patience, not panic, is the right read on the market.

Catch the conversation here: https://bit.ly/4wLYOmc

09/01/2026

Gregory Founder and CEO Greg Matusky joined CBS News for a segment on data center pushback in communities across the country.

"The technology has outpaced our ability to explain what these data centers are and why they're important."

Watch the full conversation: https://cbsn.ws/4x0vCbi

08/31/2026

Life lately at Gregory: fueled by bagels, bike-powered smoothies and a good happy hour.

A few scenes from in and around the office lately. Work hard, pedal harder. 🚲🥤

08/28/2026

Three finalist nods at the 2026 ThinkAdvisor Luminaries Awards!

A big congratulations to our President & Co-Owner Joe Anthony, named a finalist for C-Suite Leader of the Year, and to the entire Gregory team for earning finalist honors for AI Innovation & Impact and PR Campaigns.

Three nominations. One incredible team!

08/27/2026

The jobs apocalypse was supposed to be here by now. So, what happened?

In the third edition of , Gregory Founder and CEO Greg Matusky looks at how the conversation around AI and jobs has shifted from mass displacement to massive productivity, and what may be driving the change in narrative.

Read the latest edition of AIQ: https://bit.ly/4hTqeTz

08/26/2026

Great PR helps bring attention to the work that matters.

Our client M&T Bank teamed up with local leaders and organizations to distribute more than 500 backpacks filled with school supplies to Philadelphia students and families ahead of the new school year. 🎒

Our Gregory team was proud to help shine a spotlight on the event, securing coverage from NBC10 and the Northeast Times and helping share a story rooted in supporting the local community.

Back-to-school season is an important moment for families across Philadelphia, and we’re proud to help our clients show up for the communities they serve.

08/25/2026

This week on , Britni Ackrivo sits down with Paul Fiorilla, Director of Research at Yardi, to break down the competing narratives behind multifamily's recovery story and why the answer depends heavily on where you're looking.

From supply overhang and rising expenses to where the smart money is moving next, Paul shares an inside look at what's really driving the market.

Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4wLYOmc

08/24/2026

When a major industry ranking comes under scrutiny, the conversation quickly becomes bigger than who made the list.

Gregory President & Co-Owner Joe Anthony contributed his perspective to RIA Biz on what Morgan Stanley’s decision to suspend participation in Forbes advisor rankings could mean for wealth management firms navigating the value, credibility and reputational considerations of third-party rankings.

Read Joe’s perspective and the full story:

The New York City wirehouse seems to be alarmed by an unanswered question critics ask: How were Randall Lane's offenses bad enough to be fired, but not bad enough for full disclosure around the pay off.