“I have yet to see the book, but it is a book of falsehoods.”

– White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, speaking about Mary Trump’s new book. Earlier this week, McEnany was named one of PRWeek’s 50 most influential communicators.

More than 13,000 Colorado companies received Paycheck Protection Program loans from the federal government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the list of marketing agencies is a Who’s Who of those in our state. In order of money received and jobs retained, the list includes:

• Sterling-Rice Group – $2M-$5M, 107 jobs retained
• Heinrich – $350K–$1M, 54 jobs retained
• Vladimir Jones (Praco) – $350K–$1M, 48 jobs retained
• SSPR – $350K–$1M, 45 jobs retained
• CIG PR – $350K–$1M, 38 jobs retained
• GroundFloor Media – $350K–$1M, 24 jobs retained
• Amelie – $350K–$1M, 24 jobs retained
• CSG PR – $350K–$1M, 24 jobs retained
• Cohn – $350K–$1M, 21 jobs retained
• Room 214 – $350K–$1M, 18 jobs retained
• Cactus Communications – $350K–$1M, unknown jobs retained
• B Public Relations – $150k–$350K, 13 jobs retained
• Verde – $150k–$350K, 18 jobs retained
• GBSM – $150k–$350K, 12 jobs retained
• Sukle – $150k–$350K, 12 jobs retained
• Linhart PR – $150k–$350K, 11 jobs retained
• 104 West – $150k–$350K, 11 jobs retained
• Catalyst – $150k–$350K, 10 jobs retained