One Allen Media is a boutique public relations consultancy specializing in education, ed tech and nonprofits. We provide the major media penetration that big old school PR firms promise, but with the personal experience of working with a new wave mom and pop shop -- at a rate that works for you. It's our mission to get to know you, so that we can tell your story in an ever more crowded market.

Izzy Forman is a marketing and PR consultant based in Portland, Maine. Prior to her relocation to Maine in March of 2013, Izzy was a Vice President at Dan Klores Communications in New York City where she specialized in nonprofit publicity. Her past and current clients include Discovery Education, iCivics, CodeSpark, Teachers College, PBS, Safe Horizon, GlassLab, The Mitchell Institute, The Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope & Healing, LightSail, Noodle Markets CPB, Coca-Cola, MSNBC.com, ComedyCentral.com, and Kraft Foods. She also served as National Director of Blogger Relations at global PR firm Porter Novelli and as Associate Director of Digital Publicity at digital marketing agency 360i.

Our Collective: One Allen’s core team provides strategy and execution for all traditional and digital media which we believe is one of our greatest strengths. For on the ground support at events or social executions where more hands are needed, we have consultants that we engage for support as well as event specialists. This allows us to give the best and most thoughtful service to our clients on a day-to-day basis, and gives us the freedom to hire the most appropriate people for each project as needed.

Jacob Berkman is a public relations professional specializing in K-12 education, digital learning, higher education and nonprofits. His current and former clients include Knewton, iCivics, Discovery Education, GlassLab, LightSail Education, Noodle Markets, codeSpark, the ASU-GSV Education Innovation Summit, Sidewalk/CampusBookRentals, Fuhu, Avenues: The World School, Florida A&M University, Yeshiva University, and Teachers College. Jacob spent more than a decade as a journalist specializing in nonprofits, philanthropy, religion, as a writer and editor for the country’s premier local and national Jewish publications as well as The Chronicle of Philanthropy.