Classic Communications

Stef Komorowski has worked with Classic Communications since November, 2004. She focuses on marketing and public relations, in addition to assisting with event management. She has built extensive relationships and has negotiated agreements with environmentally oriented companies and publications for sponsorships, advertising, and promotional purposes on behalf of the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA), Massachusetts Sierra Club, Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (MACC), and the Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM). Stef also coordinates exhibitor registrations for the AltWheels Alternative Energy and Transportation Festival and Fleet Day events.

Stef's efforts have helped generate extensive media coverage for NESEA’s Green Building Open House, as well as its Building Energy Conference, and the 2005 Cerebral Palsy World Championships in New London, CT. In 2006, Stef assisted with event management details for Tour de Sol. Prior to working at Classic Communications, she held an internship position at the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative working in the area of Public Outreach and Education. She earned her Masters in Biology in 1990 at the State University College at Oneonta, NY.


	Our Classic Communications Staff

		MEG SCHERMERHORN, Director of Operations Meg Schermerhorn has been with Classic Communications since 1996. Meg serves as assistant to Classic President Marty Bauman and she manages Classic’s office and staff, prioritizing assignments to meet schedules and deadlines. She maintains Classic’s many databases of media contacts, sponsorship prospects and many other groups and organizations. In addition to her organizational skills, she designs newsletters and advertisements, writes press releases, and serves as Co-Director of the Charles River Watershed Association’s Run of the Charles Canoe & Kayak Race, with an emphasis on race management. Meg also provides on-site coordination at a number of events. Meg earned her Bachelor of Arts from Bridgewater State College.

		MOLLY JOHNS, Director of Marketing Molly Johns joined the Classic Communications team in 2010. She is the former Editor of the Horsemen’s Yankee Pedlar magazine and brings over 15 years of equestrian experience to Classic Communications. An active rider, competitor and licensed instructor, Molly enjoys hunter pacing, fox hunting and dressage. Her management background, industry knowledge, extensive network of contacts and expertise in journalism and media relations make her well suited for her position at Classic Communications. Molly oversees several equestrian, environmental and alternate energy accounts at Classic Communications. Her responsibilities include marketing, public relations and event planning including conceptualizing events from start to finish, sponsorship coordination and serving on her clients’ planning committees. Molly lives in Holliston, Mass. with her husband Mark and son Matthew. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Connecticut in 1996.


		STEF KOMOROWSKI, Project Manager Stef Komorowski has worked with Classic Communications since November, 2004. She focuses on marketing and public relations, in addition to assisting with event management. She has built extensive relationships and has negotiated agreements with environmentally oriented companies and publications for sponsorships, advertising, and promotional purposes on behalf of the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA), Massachusetts Sierra Club, Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (MACC), and the Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM). Stef also coordinates exhibitor registrations for the AltWheels Alternative Energy and Transportation Festival and Fleet Day events. Stef's efforts have helped generate extensive media coverage for NESEA’s Green Building Open House, as well as its Building Energy Conference, and the 2005 Cerebral Palsy World Championships in New London, CT. In 2006, Stef assisted with event management details for Tour de Sol. Prior to working at Classic Communications, she held an internship position at the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative working in the area of Public Outreach and Education. She earned her Masters in Biology in 1990 at the State University College at Oneonta, NY.


		MICHELLE RIGGS, Equestrian Account Manager Michelle first became a part of Classic Communications in 2005 when she began working in the office as an intern from Johnson & Wales University in Providence, RI. After graduating with Honors in May 2006 with a degree in Equine Business Management with concentrations in Marketing Communications and Psychology, Michelle returned to her home state of New York, and worked as the Director of a large equestrian training center. In 2007 Michelle returned to Massachusetts and rejoined the Classic Communications team. Currently, Michelle combines her experience in the equine industry with her excellent written and oral communications skills, and enjoys being involved with many of Classic’s equestrian clients. She continues to be active with horses as a rider and trainer.