Red Energy Public Relations

🎉 Celebrating Marion's Retirement

Cheers to an incredible career milestone for Marion Boyce as she announces her retirement! Marion's journey has taken her from Augsburg, Germany, where she earned a degree in Business Administration and Foreign Languages, all the way to Colorado Springs, where she relocated in 1994 to support international sales and marketing efforts across Europe and the Far East, at just 26 years old.

From there, she built an extraordinary career spanning global tech giants like NCR, two decades immersed in digital and inbound marketing, and finally coming full circle in 2024 to join Red Energy PR, blending her marketing expertise with her passion for authentic storytelling and public relations. Through every chapter, Marion's philosophy has stayed the same: "Never Stop Learning." It's a mindset that shaped her career and touched everyone lucky enough to work alongside her.

While she now calls South Carolina home, we are excited for her as she steps into this exciting new chapter. Marion is looking forward to traveling the U.S. and the world with her husband, Phil, spending time with their growing family, and making memories with their children and grandchildren.

Congratulations, Marion, you've earned every bit of this next adventure! 🌍✈️ (And don't worry, she wants us to remind everyone she's not "that" old!)

Marion Boyce 🥰

Another day, another headline! 🎻 We helped Washington Virtual Academies turn a standout student into a featured story, landing 8th-grade violinist Reina’s journey to the national K12 Talent Showdown finals in The Courier-Herald.

Media coverage isn’t about mass pitching and hoping someone notices. It’s about knowing exactly what makes a story, how to pitch it, who to put it in front of, and when to make the move.

Great talent gets noticed. Strategic PR makes sure it gets published.

Black Diamond teen makes it to final round of national talent show - Courier-Herald Reina Kim has been competing with other musical students across the country in the K12 Talent Showdown.