Sully Public Relations is an LGBTQ+ owned, operated and affirming business and holds diversity and equality at the forefront of its core values. Marketing and communications services include:
Internal/External Projects
Internal/External Campaigns
Press Release Crafting and Distribution
Content Creation
Media Coordination/Communications/Placement
Public Speaking/Speech Writing
Graphic Design
Printing
Photography
Videography
Web Design
Event Planning/Promotion
Editing
Brand Development/Establishment
LIVE Streaming
Social Media Management
Political Campaign/Strategy
Venue/Artist Booking
Product Branding
And much, much more! About the CEO:
Brian Sullivan is the Chief Executive Officer of Sully Public Relations. He served as Director of Public Relations at Addiction Campuses for over 5 years. During his time there, he facilitated over 1000 earned media interviews. Before hiring with Addiction Campuses, Sullivan served over a decade in the television industry, with over 20 years experience as a print and broadcast journalist. He is most comfortable overseeing media communications, community projects, and publicity campaigns. Sullivan is an Emmy Award Winning producer, writer, lobbyist, activist and marketing strategist. He is active in several nonprofit campaigns raising awareness in addiction treatment, equality and mental healthcare, and received recognition as a Nashville Emerging Leader of the Year at the NELA Awards. He is an Executive Board Member of the Prevention Alliance of Tennessee, a member of DrugFree Wilco, the Williamson County Anti-Drug Coalition, the Memphis Area Prevention Alliance, the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention, Facing Addiction, Fed Up!, the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, the Nashville LGBT Chamber of Commerce, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Center for Nonprofit Management, Music City Theatre Company, LGBTQI Nashvillians of Faith, Covenant of the Cross Ministries, Human Rights Campaign, HRC Nashville, Team Friendly Tennessee, Tennessee Equality Project, Tennessee Transgender Political Coalition, Wilson County Anti-Drug Coalition, National Fraternal Order of Police, the Nashville Filmmakers Guild and is an ordained Minister. Sullivan is a proud donor of the Memphis Hope House, Nashville Cares, Covenant Cupboard Food Pantry, and Second Harvest Food Bank. He has worked extensively on projects with several major networks including Fox News Network, CNN, Time Magazine, Washington Post, New York Times, Inside Edition and Mic.
