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Our collective experience and wisdom drives our unique ability to capture public attention and manage complex moments for our clients. Each story we craft reflects our dedication to impact.
In 2024, Tishman Speyer, a global real estate developer, investor, and owner completed the multi-year redevelopment of New York City’s iconic Rockefeller Center. The campus-wide reimagination touched commercial real estate, culture, tourism, and civic issues, maintaining and growing Rockefeller Center’s status as the most dynamic destination to work, dine, shop, and play in New York City. To cap off the redevelopment process and position Rockefeller Center for a record refinancing, Rubenstein Communications wove multiple elements of the effort into a prominent feature in The Wall Street Journal. A few weeks later, Tishman Speyer completed the $3.5B refinancing of Rockefeller Center, the largest issuance ever for a single office asset. This was a critical culmination of the redevelopment story as well as its positioning and publicity. The deal was widely heralded in the media as a positive benchmark for the entire New York City office market.
Rubenstein Communications partnered with the Statue of Liberty–Ellis Island Foundation on the 2019 opening of the Statue of Liberty Museum—the first major new structure on Liberty Island since the Statue itself. Designed to deepen public understanding of the statue’s legacy and expand access to its story, the museum reflects a modern commitment to accessibility, education, and sustainability.
Leading up to the opening, Rubenstein Communications secured extensive media coverage across local, national, and international outlets—from CBS Sunday Morning and The New York Times to an HBO documentary. The project culminated in a star-studded launch event featuring Oprah Winfrey, Jeff Bezos, Seth Meyers, Diane von Furstenberg, and more, with prominent coverage in entertainment and lifestyle media, including Vogue and People.
Founded by Sergey Brin, Anne Wojcicki, Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan, and Yuri and Julia Milner, the annual Breakthrough Prize honors the world’s top scientists and mathematicians, granting $3 million dollar prizes to winners to celebrate their achievements. A Rubenstein Communications client for more than ten years, we have partnered with the Breakthrough Initiative to highlight the Breakthrough Prize as a leading source of scientific innovation and celebrate it as a source of mainstream excitement about science as an integral part of our future and its potential to help mankind.
On behalf of Broadway Video (BV) and Lorne Michaels, Rubenstein Communications worked closely with the NBC Universal Saturday Night Live publicity team on the positioning and communications around Lorne Michaels and the 50th anniversary of the storied sketch comedy show. As the ongoing agency of record for BV and Michaels, we continue to work in partnership with NBC Universal for SNL.
A Rubenstein Communications client for more than a decade, The Center for Reproductive Rights vaulted into the national spotlight representing Mississippi’s only remaining abortion clinic before the Supreme Court—the case that saw the court overturn Roe v Wade. As the Center entered the post-Roe era, Rubenstein Communications provided strategic counsel and media engagement to elevate the women and families harmed by abortion bans. Their stories have shifted the narrative, helping to consolidate new levels of support for access to abortion in all corners of the country.
Through triumph and tumult, Rubenstein Communications has stood as a steadfast partner to The New York Post for decades. As one of the nation’s leading media brands, The Post has shaped public discourse and broken some of the most consequential stories of our time. In lockstep, Rubenstein has safeguarded the brand’s reputation while amplifying its exclusive scoops and headline-making journalism.
Sony Pictures Entertainment suffered a massive cyberattack and data breach by the group Guardians of Peace, who demanded that Sony’s upcoming comedy film about an interview with North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un go unreleased. As part of the breach, executive’s emails and personal information from Sony team members were posted online. Rubenstein Communications served as the agency of record for SONY through the hack, working with Sony Pictures leadership to effectively communicate to internal and external constituencies during an unprecedented attack, notable for its impact on intellectual property, personal employee data, and the geopolitical landscape.