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Ivy Cohen is a seasoned communications professional and the president of Ivy Cohen Corporate Communications, an award-winning firm specializing in corporate communications and strategic branding.

Career

Founding Ivy Cohen Corporate Communications

Ivy Cohen founded Ivy Cohen Corporate Communications (ICCC) to provide strategic communication and branding solutions to businesses and organizations. The firm has earned recognition for its innovative campaigns and impactful results, serving clients across various industries, including healthcare, technology, finance, and consumer goods.

Key Achievements

Led campaigns for Procter & Gamble, DHL, KEEN, the National Football League, Western Union, Teva Pharmaceuticals, J.D. Power, MasterCard, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Digitas Health and Wells Fargo, among others.

For 10 years, she also served as CEO of the nation’s most prominent youth empowerment and drug abuse prevention organization, "Just Say No" International.

Awards and Recognitions

Received awards for excellence in corporate communications, as well as community service awards, such as:

The YouthBridge-New York’s Community Service Award in 2012.
PENCIL'S 2009 Innovative Partnership Award for her collaboration with P.S. 247 to create the groundbreaking "College Partnership Program™ for an elementary school in a low-income Brooklyn neighborhood.
Crain’s 2021 Notable Women Business Owners List.

Publications and Media Contributions

Ivy Cohen has contributed to numerous publications and participated in media appearances, sharing insights on topics such as:

Corporate branding and reputation management

Strategic communication during crises

Leadership in the communications field

Articles Written:

Market Like An Olympian: Dream, Train, Compete

Tina Turner: A Communicator's Inspiration

Corporate Silence Is Far From Golden