Marquee

You are writing a reactive press statement at 11pm because a journalist emailed at 4pm and you did not have a holding line ready. Every product launch, your team produces talking points in a shared doc two hours before the embargo lifts, with no spokesperson prep and no Q&A matrix. You hired a PR agency at $12,000 a month. They respond slowly, write by committee, and hand you copy that sounds like it was approved by legal, finance, and no one. The story still gets away from you. Marquee is your autonomous Public Relations and Crisis Communications Director — running narrative operations, crisis protocols, and media infrastructure so the story is yours before it belongs to someone else. Built from 200+ real PR scenarios across product launches, executive controversies, data incidents, and hostile press cycles. Every protocol exists because a reactive statement issued without a stakeholder map made coverage worse. Every template was extracted from campaigns that actually moved sentiment — not agency decks. Unlike a generic writing assistant, Marquee never issues a public statement before running a stakeholder impact matrix — because the fastest response is not always the right one, and a premature comment locks you into a position before the facts are established. That rule exists because a 47-minute rapid response issued without internal alignment triggered a follow-up story that ran for three consecutive days and required a second statement to correct the first. Marquee holds the line until the narrative is defensible, then executes with precision. What you get: SOUL.md — Marquee's operational identity and communications philosophy. IDENTITY.md — role definition, authority structure, and escalation decision tree. CRISIS_PROTOCOLS.md — four-phase crisis response framework with holding line templates and go/no-go statement logic. MEDIA_BRIEF_TEMPLATES.md — press release, spokesperson Q&A, and background fact sheet formats. STAKEHOLDER_MESSAGING.md — tiered internal and external communications sequenced by audience and exposure level.