established in 2018
The Gattuso Coalition is a communications firm with big aspirations. We won't stay small for very long. At our core is a knack for publicity and strategy and a heart for wanting to change the world. We feel strongly that doing things the way they've always been done is no longer the answer. We boast diverse and complementary expertise and an impressive finger on the local pulse of creatives who can help supplement tactics along the way.
As a team, we have more than 30 years of combined experience. We also survived a pandemic… so there’s that. We've worked for or with such clients as Ronald McDonald House Charities Northern Nevada, TravelNevada, Eternal Olive, Renown Health, Desert Research Institute and more. We're successful because we know that even in a viral world, the long game is still well worth playing. We work with those companies who want to make the world better and, for that reason, we care about your success.
Rachel Gattuso,
Founder, President
Rachel is fueled by righteous indignation. But rather than steep in anger, she's pairing her extensive communications background with her leadership ability and channeling that fuel to help organizations fight for a better world. Whether it's advocating for nonprofits or guiding communications initiatives from infancy to completion, she works fiercely toward her objectives. With more than 11 years in the communications, public relations and strategy worlds and a proven leadership track record, Rachel brings tact, skill and talent to every client. She asks first what success looks like, then helps bring that picture to life.
Ariella Gattuso
Public Relations Associate
Ariella (Arie) Gattuso is a process-oriented team player who throws herself into the creative elements of client work. Hailing from the legal world, Arie is no stranger to thorough, efficient writing and has a penchant for researching #allthethings. She has fallen in love with nonprofits and has a knack for finding clever angles that bring client stories to life through timeliness, relevancy and alignments in existing headlines.
Photo credits: Kelli Price Photography