MAYO Communications & MAYO PR

MAYO Communications grew 1,400% in year 2008 after adding more entertainment clients, actors, directors, independent movies and film
companies to its roster. MAYO's Niche media placement. "We don't guarantee
media, we just get it!"™ Call 818-340-5300 or Publicity@mayocommunications.com today.

MAYO Communications & MAYO PR is a 100% woman own and 100 percent Spanish owned company based in Los Angeles, with offices in San Diego, New York, Bern, Switzerland and Buenos Aires, Argentina. Niche: Media training
and media placement. Slogan: "We don't guarantee media, we just get it!"™
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Top 20 businesses with 12 or more employees in the Los Angeles Business Journal. MAYO is in the top 20 Ad and PR agencies in the City of LA.

MAYO Communications has been listed in the Top 20 PR and Ad agency firms in the San Fernando edition of the Los Angeles Business Journal. It is the second
year MAYO has placed in the top 20.

For the second year in a row MAYO earned "Best Corporate Communications" PRism awards for it's one-of-a-kind "Business Beat News Tip Sheet" that shot
up from 50 business editors to 1,400 subscribers in less than one year.

When Wal-Mart was planning to bring 40 Superstores to SoCal, LAEDC, a client
of MAYO was hired to study the economic impacts. The strategy and campaign
garned numerous positive media articles, including three in the Wall-Street Journal. The stories also were placed during the controversial grocery strike
of which the labor unions and media tried to blame on Wal-mart. Trouble was
the study started three months before the strike did.

Public Relations Society of America -LA'S PRisms Awards Spotlights
MAYO Communications For Media Events and Media Placement
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MAYO Wins Five Awards among stiff competition and 300+ Entries

Los Angeles, CA — MAYO Communications won five awards last night
(Thursday, November 6, 2003) at the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA-LA) Los Angeles Chapter Annual Awards Gala in Beverly Hills, CA.

MAYO Communications was the only agency that earned two PRisms for the category of “Media Placement - Print,” for two separate media campaigns. The first, “10-Day Walkout,” which revealed a $5 billion dollar national and statewide economic impact of the Long Beach (LB) and Los Angeles (LA) Ports dockworkers labor dispute. MAYO’s staff timed an 18-month study results by its client Orange North-American Trade Access Authority Rail Corridor (OnTrac) to be released during the intense labor struggle that was reported on in nearly every major newspaper in the country and other media outlets.

The Second PRism winning entry: “First Economic Warcast,” which was an economic forecast study about to be released weeks before the Iraq War. MAYO Communications coined the phrase “Warcast,” and pitched it as the first economic forecast with war impact scenario authored by client and Chief Economist Jack Kyser, Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC). MTA’s CEO Roger Snoble was the host for the event held in its boardroom. MAYO also received a PRism award for media placement following a May 19th campaign “Made In China #1- LAEDC Trade Trends,” which revealed that China is now America’s number one trading partner. The study and announcements also included economic impacts of terrorism on the nation’s freight system and the economic impact of the “SARS Scare.”

Additionally, MAYO Communications received two “Awards of Excellence.” One, for “Media/Press Kits – Print,” which were used at a news conference at railroad tracks at Union Station, during a news conference on International Trade Trends that included a bright orange, Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railway and METROLINK Engines as a backdrop.

The second “Award of Excellence” was for the category of “Government-Public Affairs,” the “!0-Day Lockout” of the dockworkers in the LA/LB ports labor dispute.

“MAYO Communications is no stranger to the media,” said President Aida Mayo, MAYO Communications. “The national and local media rely on us for contacts, interviews and resources for high profile and breaking news. Our niche: ‘We don’t guarantee media, we just get it.’”
About MAYO Communications

MAYO Communications has been serving its clients' media and public relations needs with the niche knowledge of media relations, branding government and politics. We have more than 30 years of combined media, public relations and marketing communications experience. MAYO Communications is one of the leading Los Angeles-based public relations firms. Public Relations Society of America, Los Angeles Chapter award MAYO with five citations including “Best Media Campaign,” “Best Media Placement,” “Best Public Affairs Programs,” and “Best Media Placement-print.”

The client roster includes such high profile companies as: C I Host, one of the world’s top hosting company; Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC); World Trade Center Association –Los Angeles/Long Beach; Orange-North-American Trade Rail Access Corridor Authority (OnTrac); City of Placentia; O’Dwyer Publications, NY; Advantage-Security Competitive Intelligence (Counterterrorism Expert and Former Spy Elsa Lee); Stevie Wonder’s Stitches Technology; D&L Toy Company, original Toy manufacturer of the Stomp Rocket™, BuyButtons.com and Baron’s Moving & storage. Recent projects include Wal-Mart Superstore Economic Impact study; California Chamber of Commerce 2B2 campaign; MTA transportation projects; CBA & Associates, Inc. and BuyButtons.com.

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Public Relations Society of America award MAYO first place "Best Media Relations" and "Best Media Placement" PRism awards for its outstanding 10-day lockout of
Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports that cost the nation $5 billion. The story was
published in nearly every paper in the country. Client, LAEDC provided the economic impact on every state in the country, California showed a $2 billion
dollar impact alone.

MAYO received best writing and radio broadcasts awards for an innovation
called "The Employee Grapevine" and inside Gas Company radio dial-up program,
two years in a row. The employee program was launched on a daily basis and
at the high of downsizing earned 18,500 calls in less than four weeks. Later
is was launched at the Housing Authority of the City of LA on a weekly basis
and earned several awards that year, too.

PRSA award George McQuade both "Best Crisis Communications" and
"Best Websites" awards for dissuading CBs 60 Minutes from doing a hit
piece on the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. Someone internally
deleted the agency website, and McQuade started from scratch and rebuilt
a new one over the following weekend, without anyone noticing. In fact
he said, there were employees offering to write content on the "newly redesigned HACLA website."