Media Crossing earns marketing award
STAMFORD — Digitalmedia firm MediaCrossing has been recognized as the mediumsize marketing agency of the year in Business Intelligence Group’s 2019 Public Relations and Marketing Excellence Awards.
The honor marks the latest of several awards that have recognized the growth of MediaCrossing, which was founded in 2012.
“This is a great honor,” MediaCrossing founder and CEO Michael Kalman said in a statement. “It says a lot about our incredible team, and their dedication to delivering against client key performance indicators. As I’ve said before, I’ve never viewed MediaCrossing as selling media. I believe our business is about engineering the best possible outcomes for our clients.”
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Group’s other award winners this year include 10Fold Communications, Ainnovation, Amendola Communications, BLASTmedia, AXION Energy Loyalty Program, Grey Matter Marketing, Hawthorne Direct, Haymaker, Imprenta Communications Group, Johnson & Johnson, LOCALiQ, Marlabs Inc, Maxim, OpenX, Raytheon Intelligence, Saatchi Art, TBI Marketing, The Born Group, UPRAISE Marketing + Public Relations and Vectra.
“We are so proud to recognize the work of MediaCrossing,” Maria Jimenez, chief nominations officer of the Business Intelligence Group, said in a statement. “All of our winners clearly demonstrated that in order to be successful, you must have expertise in the PR and marketing crafts, but also in business. Congratulations to them all.”
Among other accolades, MediaCrossing placed at No. 1,125 overall on this year’s Inc. 5000 list of the fastestgrowing privately held companies. It produced revenues of $17.3 million last year and threeyear growth of 371 percent.
Its growth also earned the company a place on this year’s Marcum Tech Top 40 list.
The firm is based at 9 W. Broad St., on edge of the city’s downtown.
“The passion, talent, and intelligence of our team — as well as our amazing technology partners — makes up the secret sauce that’s led us to this victory, as well as our multiyear appearances on both the
Inc. 5000 and the Marcum Tech Top 40 lists,” Kalman said.