Kovert Creative, a bi-coastal marketing and communications powerhouse, has bolstered its ranks with the addition of Sony’s Mallory Morehead Pritzl to its entertainment public relations team. Based in Los Angeles, Morehead Pritzl will oversee communications for programming-focused clients like Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Paper Kite Productions, and SmartLess Media, while also working across Bloomberg Media and Spotify.
With 15 years of experience in the industry, Morehead Pritzl brings a wealth of expertise to Kovert. Her journey began in the prestigious NBC Page Program, and she has since honed her skills in corporate communications and publicity at major companies like Amazon MGM Studios, Fox, and NBC. Her impressive resume includes working on popular shows such as America’s Got Talent, Bob’s Burgers, and Jeopardy!
Kovert’s co-CEO, Lewis Kay, praised Morehead Pritzl’s strategic acumen and deep connections within the entertainment industry. "Mallory is sharp, strategic, and deeply connected across the entertainment landscape," Kay said. "Her experience across networks, streaming, and studios makes her a natural fit for our clients, and we’re fortunate to have her at Kovert."
Kovert Creative specializes in a wide range of services, including brand communications, talent PR, video and content development, event production, experiential marketing, influencer and social media marketing, digital strategy, and creative and design. The firm’s impressive client list includes top names like Jimmy Kimmel, Amy Poehler, Jack Black, Will Arnett, Colin Farrell, John Mulaney, Wanda Sykes, Ike Barinholtz, Leanne Morgan, Will Forte, Zach Braff, Sean Evans of Hot Ones, SubwayTakes’ Kareem Rahma, and Markiplier.
The addition of Morehead Pritzl to Kovert’s team is a significant development, as it further strengthens the firm’s ability to provide comprehensive and strategic public relations and marketing solutions to its clients. Her expertise and connections will undoubtedly enhance Kovert’s reputation and success in the entertainment industry.
