Bridge Maney is a results-driven Public Relations professional with more than two decades of experience driving strategy and executing successful campaigns across multiple media platforms.  Maney spent much of her career at The Walt Disney Company overseeing publicity for ABC News’ Emmy Award®-winning “Good Morning America,” “20/20,” “Primetime” and special events.  Maney also spent 10 years with Disney General Entertainment where she drove strategy and managed promotion of many of ABC’s primetime dramas, comedies and special events, and she was part of the publicity team at Harpo Studios working with Oprah Winfrey on the final season of her iconic daytime talk show “The Oprah Winfrey Show."  Over the years, she has represented clients in the fields of consumer goods, technology, non-profit, publishing, licensing, broadcast, streaming and cable television. Bridge is known for her passion and creative “out of the box” thinking when it comes to the media and securing attention for client objectives. She develops individualized cohesive strategy for each client and is a true partner who is invested in their success. Maney began her career as an account executive at Goodman Media International in NYC where she worked with clients including PBS, Court TV, Columbia Tri-Star Television, and the legendary Jacques d’Amboise, former principal dancer of the New York City Ballet.

Alison Bridgman is an award‑winning communications and brand strategist with more than two decades of experience specializing in media relations and executive visibility for globally recognized companies and influential leaders. At Bridge PR, she advises Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, and A‑list talent on how to turn visibility into credibility, demand, and growth. She leads integrated campaigns, new product launches, brand positioning and strategic partnerships on a wide range of initiatives for her clients. Bridgman spent much of her career at The Walt Disney Company with ABC News, where she held senior publicity roles including Publicity Director for Good Morning America, Nightline, and This Week with George Stephanopoulos, spending several years in Washington, D.C. She later launched the nationally syndicated entertainment program Page Six TV and oversaw publicity initiatives for National Geographic and Disney+. She started her career working on Law & Order and was part of the original team at Chelsea Piers in New York City.