Monroe Media House

A look back at residency in Napa recently.

Spring Vegetable Poor-Rich with Dungeness crab, heritage grains, and charred vegetables.

Precision and flavor, every time..

This summer, Portland is getting a new immersive art exhibition — and it’s been a thrill watching Kelly and Aleks of build it.
art opens June 4th at .

Developed over 15 months by 10+ artists from Portland, NYC, LA, and Miami across multiple rooms designed to let people see sound, paint a Porsche 911 with light, drive a racing simulator, experience mixed reality, taste macarons served by a robot, and more.

Thank you for sharing the news.

Ticket are on sale now at sr.art!

So proud and thrilled to share that we made Next Gen 2026 list of honorees!

2025 marked our second year in business and a defining chapter for our team. We were intentional about our work, leaned in fully, and watched both our client roster and team grow in meaningful ways.

We are deeply grateful to our incredible clients, collaborators, and supporters who believe in our work.

Thank you to PR Net for this recognition. This is just the beginning. Let’s go 2026! 💥

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The PR Net Next Gen Awards is an international awards program that celebrates agency excellence, championing new thinkers, innovators, and groundbreakers across marketing and communications who are shaping the future of the industry. The program highlights the achievements of newer agencies, recognizing firms that deliver impactful work, cultivate inclusive cultures, and advance the craft through innovation and strong client portfolios.

Entries were reviewed by a committee of esteemed industry leaders including Brandon Grant-Walker, VP, Content Marketing and Brand Development, Simon & Schuster; Elizabeth Delhagen, Head of Communications and Events, Samsung; Gigi García Russo, Chief Transformation Officer, Hunter PR; Jakob Hesketh, Head of Communications, US, Neko Health; Christine Su, Co-founder, The Lede Company; Pegi Amarteifio, SVP, Global PR and Communications, Small Luxury Hotels of the World; Michaella Solar-March, Chief Marketing Officer, Two Trees; and Dara Busch, CEO, Havas.

Carousels aren’t “back.” They’ve just changed.

A large part of our work at Monroe Media House is social strategy and content creation, and lately, carousels have been doing a lot of the heavy lifting. Not because they’re new, but because they work differently now.

Sharing a few observations from what we’re seeing in the work.

Last week, Portland made a statement.

From youth tournaments and an international match, to the launch of a new community impact platform, a powerful WNBA Fireside Chat,
and a leadership summit at Nike that centered athletes—The Epicenter: Women’s Global Sports Summit (aka Epicenter Week) became a blueprint for what’s possible when a city champions women’s sports in meaningful, measurable ways.

Thank you Caroline Fitzgerald for capturing the scope and spirit of what took place.

Portland’s Push to Become the Global Epicenter of Women’s Sports — now live on Forbes.com 💥

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