With all the reality TV shows peppering the airwaves these days, you knew it was only a matter of time before a PR agency became the backdrop for one. I always assumed that Lizzie Grubman would be the first reality PR star, but fashion PR guru Kelly Cutrone has instead won the honor. All of which leads me to wonder: Which Denver PR agency would make for the best reality show?

I vote for Schenkein b/c they have had a mass lay-off and their CEO is leaving.
Lizzie actually did have the first PR show, on MTV called Power Girls back in 2004
http://pop-pr.blogspot.com/2004/08/lizzies-power-girls.html
So I was both prescient and ignorant, all at the same time. Welcome to my world.
– Jeremy
Regarding the above nomination of Schenkein for reality show of the year, as someone who has closely observed the agency’s culture, I suggest that their best bet for qualifying for a reality show would be a how-to program for PR newbies and professionals. Footage would show the agency’s high levels of talent and professionalism, as demonstrated by the outstanding results garnered for their clients.
Also, FYI “Anonymous”: The noun of “layoff” omits the hyphen. Check out this AP article.
Schenkein isn’t the only one with layoffs!