Rubenstein

04/01/2024

We were proud to support The Yale Peabody Museum as it reopened to the public last week.

The 150-year-old museum underwent a comprehensive, four-year renovation, reimagining its exhibitions of reposed Jurassic specimens, like the first Brontosaurus and Stegosaurus ever discovered, and many other remarkable objects – from giant sea scorpion fossils to the world’s first cookbook – that tell the story of natural and human history. The renovation dramatically expanded gallery space and added new education facilities for the New Haven area’s K-12 students.

Rubenstein helped secure national attention including this feature with The Today Show’s Al Roker: https://www.today.com/video/yale-peabody-museum-reopens-with-brontosaurus-centerpiece-207689285930
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Photo courtesy: Diane Bondareff/AP Images for the Yale Peabody Museum

03/08/2024

Today and every day, we celebrate the strength, brilliance, and leadership of the women on our teams at RUBENSTEIN. Happy International Women's Day!

10/09/2023

We mourn the innocent lives that have been lost in these horrific attacks and we stand with the people of Israel.

03/08/2023

Celebrating just some of the many women that make Rubenstein great.

12/01/2022

It is officially the holiday season! 🎄

Congratulations to our client Rockefeller Center and our Rubenstein team, who helped light the world’s most iconic Christmas tree last night. The 14-ton, 82-foot-tall Norway Spruce, bedecked with 50,000 LED lights, will bring holiday cheer to the millions of people who visit Rockefeller Center this holiday season.
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Photo credit - Diane Bondareff/AP Images for Tishman Speyer

01/25/2021

12/30/2020

"It is with great sadness that I share the news that my father, Howard J. Rubenstein, passed away today after 88 years of what can only be described as a big, full life.

My father loved his family, his work, this agency, our city, and of course, the New York Yankees. While I loved so much about him, what made him truly special was how he embraced the world with vigor, confidence, and optimism for what lay ahead. No matter how challenging the circumstances, his commitment to his family, the people he worked with, the tumult of the job, being part of a big story, and being part of helping our city were always on full display.

My dad saw himself as a kid from Bensonhurst, a Harvard Law School dropout who had been afforded enormous opportunity in and by New York City. But that narrative understates how hard he worked to become one of the most sought-after counsellors and advisors to leaders, businesses, and civic institutions. He helped to invent contemporary public relations, and made it his life’s passion to elevate it into an ethical and honorable profession. He was also a co-founder of the Association for a Better New York, which helped solve the City’s fiscal crisis in the 1970s. His mark has been felt around the world, but especially among the institutions, people, and edifices of his beloved New York.

While today is a sad one, my father was never one to wallow. He would often say, 'I always choose to walk on the sunny side of the street.' And so while everyone who knew him will grieve, I know he would prefer we remember him by celebrating his life and by being joyful and optimistic in our lives and our work."

- Steven Rubenstein

12/22/2020

Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!

12/14/2020

The last show we worked on was Girl From The North Country on Broadway on March 12th. We urge Congress to pass COVID-19 relief for Broadway. Please visit www.saveourstages.com to learn how you can help.

08/28/2020

Welcome back MoMA The Museum of Modern Art! We were proud to help MoMA reopen safely this week. Pictured is a special installation of the iconic “I ♥ NY” logo (1976), designed by Milton Glaser, a symbol of hope and enduring love for the City and New York State for more than 40 years, and used to promote travel to the entire state. I LOVE NEW YORK