Led by Tom Pipkin, Pipkin Creative Communications uses insight, creativity, established ground level relationships, and deep knowledge of the communities of Washington, D.C. to achieve messaging goals and connect with stakeholder needs. The firm’s capabilities include general creative consultation, strategic communications, outreach, public meeting management and facilitation, direct street level engagement and strategy, music event curation and production, videography and video production, web design and content creation, and public mural production. Pipkin Creative offers full scale event ideation, curation and production. Additionally, the firm works closely with over a dozen local and internationally established artists to create large scale exterior murals and interior installations. All of these capabilities allow the company to produce high value community activations and engagements with lasting and meaningful results. PCC has managed public outreach and strategic community engagement for several high profile DDOT infrastructure projects: the Reconstruction of 18th Street in Adams Morgan, the Reconstruction of Nebraska Ave NW, the Rhode Island Avenue Pedestrian Bridge Project, Adams Mill Road Reconstruction, and various other city wide streetlight and sidewalk replacement initiatives. On the creative event production side, to date Pipkin Creative has produced 78 neighborhood jazz concerts, 12 large scale murals, 5 full scale neighborhood festivals, 2 all day jazz festivals, 2 all day Mexican Luchadores wrestling events, a holiday pop up street art gallery in a pedestrian walkway: "Gifted", as well as a three week pop up art gallery and event concept: "Truth Among Liars". Pipkin Creative has worked with UNESCO and the Herbie Hancock Institute of jazz to manage global outreach for International Jazz Day in 2017 and 2019.