Corporate and Nonprofit
Public Relations
We provide end-to-end communications support developing tailored strategies, working hand-in-hand with leadership teams and crafting compelling messaging. From pitching stories to local and national media to drafting press materials and managing inquiries to training leaders for the spotlight — we help organizations tell their story clearly, credibly and effectively.
Litigation Communications Support
Our founder leverages his legal background and communications expertise to craft strategic media approaches for high-stakes civil litigation. Working in close partnership with client counsel, Battle Road ensures that all public messaging and media engagement — proactive and responsive — align with litigation goals and procedural requirements.
Crisis Communications
Available 24/7 for clients facing urgent communications challenges, Battle Road brings decades of experience handling high-pressure news cycles across government, politics, and corporate and nonprofit sectors. We deliver rapid and accurate advice grounded in thorough fact-gathering and precise messaging.
Political Communications
With more than 30 years of experience helping to lead local, state and national political campaigns, Battle Road provides comprehensive communications support for candidates, ballot committees and political action groups. Services include messaging, strategy, media relations, media training and tailored debate planning.
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ABOUT
Kyle Sullivan
Kyle founded Battle Road Communications and provides clients strategic support and guidance rooted in more than three decades of experience across public relations, crisis communications, government, public policy, nonprofit advocacy and politics.
Before launching Battle Road, Kyle served as Senior Vice President and then Partner at Northwind Strategies, advising dozens of corporate and nonprofit organizations, business trade groups and political and ballot question campaigns.
He has advised campaigns for Senator Elizabeth Warren, Joseph Kennedy III, Mayor Marty Walsh, Martha Coakley, Kim Janey, Dan Koh and Congressman Jake Auchincloss. Earlier roles include Press Secretary and Communications Director to Governor Deval Patrick, Massachusetts Press Secretary and Deputy State Director for United States Senator John Kerry, Lead Press Advance for John Kerry for President, as well as communications and policy roles in both the Massachusetts State Senate and House of Representatives.
