We’re a Content Company … What Does That Mean?
Whether your target audience is new customers, voters, policymakers or even your own employees — technology allows us to communicate more efficiently and effectively than ever before.
But technology doesn’t mean success. That’s where content comes in.
At Merc Strategy Group, LLC we bring technology to bear to harness our clients’ content to build strategic online communications programs. We like to think of ourselves as the link between technology and strategy. Please watch the video in the right column to learn more about us.
And please click here to learn more about some of our clients and case studies.
Who is Merc Strategy Group?
We are a team of content producers, writers, aggregators and fanatics.
We write, we film, we tweet, we friend, we blog … and then we write some more.
Curt Mercadante: Principal and Co-Founder
Our founder, Curt Mercadante, is a seasoned strategic communications and public affairs professional who has directed a variety of projects spanning the fields of corporate communications, advocacy and politics.
A veteran of the corporate public relations world, Capitol Hill, and the non-profit issue advocacy field, Mercadante previously served as director of political and state affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform (ILR), one of the nation’s largest business advocacy organizations. At ILR, Mercadante helped direct public and voter education campaigns in targeted states throughout the country.
Todd Schorle: Senior Consultant
Todd Schorle has a proven track record as a communications and media relations expert. Todd’s background combines expertise in public relations, issue advocacy, non-profits and campaign-style initiatives. Most notably, he is the former communications director for the Club for Growth and helped manage the startup of the Free Enterprise Fund. He also served as executive director for Operation Homefront of Illinois — an organization that provides emergency assistance and morale to our troops, to the families they leave behind and to wounded warriors when they return home.