Trevi Communications
Boston, MA, October 1, 2026 – Trevi Communications, an award-winning marketing communications firm, announces that agency Co-Founder & Principal Lisa Murray will present, “Managing the Message: Strategic Communications for M&A Transactions,” at the USA500 Clubs Small Business M&A Resources RoundTable. The webinar is open to both USA500 members and nonmembers. To register, visit https://www.usa500clubs.com/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2070222.
This session will provide M&A advisors, as well as legal counsel and CPAs who help guide their clients towards an exit, with practical guidance for helping their small business clients manage internal and external communications before, during, and after an M&A transaction. Attendees will learn the importance of aligning messages with deal milestones and avoiding common communications pitfalls that can disrupt a successful transition.
Murray is a communications and media relations strategist with nearly 30 years of experience helping law firms and other professional service providers tell their story, build brand awareness, and attract new clients. An award-winning communications leader and frequent speaker, Murray has presented for organizations including the Legal Marketing Association (LMA), Boston Bar Association, and Mass Lawyers Weekly. She is a past chair of Legal Marketing Association-Boston and, along with her agency, has received numerous industry honors from Mass Lawyers Weekly, PR News, Banker & Tradesman, and the Boston Business Journal.
About Trevi Communications, Inc.
Trevi Communications is an award-winning marketing communications firm providing integrated brand strategy, digital and content marketing, and public relations services to technology companies and the professional services firms that advise them. With a senior team of strategic advisors and experienced tacticians, Trevi develops high-impact programs that help clients build visibility and AI authority, generate leads, secure funding, mitigate crises, and support M&A and other business-critical initiatives.
