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Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

See how Polished Strategic Communications helped the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir build the communications capacity behind its growth — integrating strategy, marketing, public relations, audience development, and brand strategy to increase ticket sales by 11.63%, exceed ticket revenue goals, and strengthen visibility ahead of its 90th season.

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Miracle on Maryland

When Miracle on Maryland launched in downtown Indianapolis, the goal was bigger than filling a seasonal pop-up. The project aimed to test whether a temporary experiential activation could transform an underutilized space into a true destination.

With only six weeks to build awareness in a crowded holiday market, Polished Strategic Communications developed a high-impact communications strategy rooted in media relations, influencer partnerships, and community engagement. Even after an unexpected social media setback, the campaign generated strong momentum through diversified visibility strategies.

The result: 1.57 million earned media impressions, $55,000 in earned media value, and measurable economic activation that helped validate the site’s long-term potential.

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All-Star Gospel Celebration

Launching a community event during one of the largest professional basketball weekends in the country required more than visibility—it demanded a strategic narrative rooted in innovation, faith, and Black excellence. Positioned as an exclusive, one‑night experience, that was founded and led by a Black woman and hosted on the historic Madam Walker stage, the All-Star Gospel Celebration (ASGC) reception needed to stand out among more than 200 competing events and gain interest in attendance on a tight six‑week timeline.

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Midwest Commercial Real Estate Company

Women today are still facing hurdles in commercial real estate. The 2025 CREW Network Benchmark Study shows women hold only 38% of commercial real estate roles, earn 13% less, and cite gender discrimination as the top reason, despite their undeniable market influence. A Midwest CREW Network chapter exemplified this: a powerful group often dismissed as just a networking body, rather than recognized for regional dealmaking.

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