Maryland Women-Owned Business series - October

As a small business, I love supporting, recognizing, and connecting with other female entrepreneurs out there in the community. And as a mompreneur myself, I know how hard they work for themselves, their families, and their clients. They are each vital influencers of people all around you. I’d like to give some recognition to a few ladies who work hard every day, in the hopes of making a connection to someone that needs their services. We appreciate you more than you know, and we’re so proud to feature your business. We will be highlighting one business per month for the entire year of 2019!

Introducing the tenth interview in our Maryland women-owned businesses series……  

Jennie Kuperstein & Julie Melnick
Stand Out Public Relations
years in business: 3
www.standoutpublicrelations.com
social: @standout_pr

1. What is the name of your company, and what product or service do you provide?

We are Stand Out Public Relations. We are a boutique PR and Marketing firm, specializing in hospitality. We mainly work with restaurants in the DMV. We work to get our restaurant clients written about in the news, as well as work in influencer marketing, working with locally based foodie influencers to post about our clients.

2. What is unique about your business?

Because of our small size, we like to consider ourselves extensions of the restaurants we work with and a part of our team. We get to work closely with Chefs and Restaurateurs and its so fun and exciting to see an idea become reality and be a part of the process.

3. What motivates you to get out of bed in the morning?

We love meeting with our clients face to face to plan the next event or campaign. We also love helping to produce cooking segments on local broadcasts. And sometimes we get fed, so that is always a plus!
 

4. What is your favorite part about owning your business?

Our favorite part of owning our own business is the flexibility. We can work from anywhere and since we both have young kids we are then able to be there for important school events.