Allied Integrated Marketing announced that it has named veteran entertainment publicity executive Amy Prenner to serve as Senior Vice President, National Publicity in its Los Angeles office. Prenner will manage publicity efforts for the agency’s film, television, streaming and brand clients, and she will oversee Allied’s National Publicity teams in Los Angeles and New York.
“After running my own company for over a decade, I’m thrilled to be joining Allied’s team and I’m excited for the opportunity to collaborate with so many talented individuals,” said Prenner. “I look forward to working with and expanding upon Allied’s great slate of clients across the entertainment and lifestyle industries.”
Clint Kendall, Allied’s CEO, added, “Amy brings extensive publicity experience and industry knowledge to Allied. She has an incredibly impressive track record of executing impactful campaigns for clients and I am confident she will be a wonderful asset to our growing agency.”
Over her 20-plus year career, Prenner has developed an extensive network of high-level media contacts and has an extraordinary eye for strategy leading them to win Emmy and Academy Award nominations and high-profile accolades. As the principal role of her own agency, The Prenner Group, Amy has worked with many cable networks including AMC Networks, Starz, Syfy, GSN, Freeform, Travel Channel, USA Networks and Fuse, launching many series on their behalf. She has also consulted on Emmy campaigns for NBC hits such as “The Office”, “Parks and Recreation” and “America’s Got Talent”, and has worked to secure placements and awareness at major film and television festivals for a variety of clients, with presence at The Oscars, the Emmys, Television Critics Tour, Comic Con, The Sundance Film Festival, and Cannes Film Festival. Prenner has also worked with EPIX season 1 unit publicity for the original series “Get Shorty”, and handled publicity efforts on behalf of the Lumiere Society including their annual awards event and VR Conference (“VR On The Lot”).
In addition to her entertainment clients, Prenner has also worked with hospitality and restaurant brands, including helping to launch restaurants such as The Larchmont Grill and Church & State. She has also worked with national charity organizations including BabyQuest, Life Rolls On, and Reverse Rett. As a dynamo for all things publicity, Prenner’s experience in the food and beverage industry will also be an asset to Allied’’s flourishing hospitality business.