Ditto PR

Concious Leader who leads with compassion, putting employees first through wellness and professional development

Conscious Leader

Crypto Clients: Ledger, bakkt, Anchorage Digital, Binance US, Bitstamp, Monero, Eco, Uniswap, Blockchain.com, Celo, TrueUSD, Ren Protocol
Coverage: Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, TechCrunch, FT, CoinDesk, The Block, Unchained, Decrypt, Forbes, Fortune

Web3 PR since 2017

AI Clients: LimeWire, Unbabel, Kidgeni, AlchemieAI, Vital AI, Vise AI, Synapse, Builder.AI
Media Coverage: Wall Street Journal, TechCrunch, Axios, Ben's Bites, New York Times, Protocol

AI PR Since 2017

U.S. Department of Education

As the deputy press secretary at the U.S. Department of Education, I generated all national, regional and local press opportunities for U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and Under Secretary Sara Martinez-Tucker.

Deputy Press Secretary

U.S. House of Representatives

Communications Director

The Associated Press

Newsman

CEO at Ditto

Trey's Journey: Why Yours Matters

"Do what you are good at. Do what you enjoy."

That mantra has served me throughout my professional journey, and it has brought together the best group of talent I've ever seen at a PR firm.

From Dallas to Austin to DC to New York, the harder I worked, the more I learned, and the opportunities presented themselves to me. But I had to do it almost all on my own. No one taught me PR because my bosses were too busy to bother. 

On paper, my career was flourishing, but something was missing every step of the way. Each place I worked, I felt something was missing. I didn't like what I saw, how I was treated and how my colleagues were treated. But my bosses didn't listen to me, when I said things like, "Hey. We are on too many accounts." or "Is there a strategy behind just getting this client media coverage?" 

What was I missing? Being seen, listened to, heard, acknowledged and validated. 

Why was this missing? PR firms care more about profits than people, even though if you take care of your people, the profits come!

So, I just kept thinking that there had to be a better way. And I founded Ditto PR over 11 years ago under a simple vision that you take care of your employees first. 

Our Playbook really lays it out there: https://dittopr.co/playbook. 

But there are a few things that matter to me:
1. Don't hire jerks. Toxic employees ruin culture. Hire kind people that are willing to work hard. 
2. Don't chase new business. It's a distraction to your employees and impacts their work on current clients.
3. Listen and make changes. When your people say they need support or help or there's something wrong, make changes. 
4. Reward people for amazing work! We have monthly and quarterly performance bonuses. 
5. Give your people the time and space to do good work. They can't do that if they are in meetings all day and on a ton of accounts.

If this resonated with you, I'm at trey@dittopr.co. Let's chat!

Trey Ditto

American Heart Association

My favorite duties are writing people stories (profile, survivor stories) and overseeing a twice-weekly series of survivor stories, all published on heart.org and syndicated elsewhere. Also enjoy working with president and CEO on speeches.

Senior Writer

Over 20+ years, covered everything from Texas Legislature and Branch Davidians to Olympics, Super Bowls, World Series, World Cup.

Texas Sports Editor ('99-'11), Reporter ('92-'99)

Author

Author or co-author of seven books. Favorites: One Tough Out (Rod Carew's memoir) and Breakthrough 'Boys (story of Dallas Cowboys' first Super Bowl title).

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