With a crowded field of GOP hopefuls, Alongi Media was brought in to produce CNBC’s live debate which focussed on issues most in tune with the concerns of the business network’s viewers: job growth, taxes, technology, retirement and the health of our national economy.

In 2016 the GOP officially nominated Donald Trump for President and Indiana Governor Mike Pence for VP. Alongi Media produced all sessions of the national and international GOP broadcasts, including set design, lighting, audio, graphics, and run-of-show.

Arts organizations depend on communities for their patronage - and communities in turn rely on them to deliver both enrichment and education. As arts enthusiasts  - and regular patrons of NJPAC -  we’d do anything to help move that mission forward. Most of the time that means creating videos ranging from 30-second TV spots to tribute videos for honorees.  

Leadership Florida trusted Alongi Media to produce live debates in key races - Sen Marco Rubio and Rep. Patrick Murphy squaring off in the 2016 Senate race.

NBC wasn’t going to let Phil Alongi Sr. get away completely. Among other projects, Alongi Media was brought in for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games to coordinate with the NBC Olympics Group on event coverage across all platforms of the NBC News Division.

In 2012 the GOP officially nominated former Massachusetts Governor MItt Romney for President and Representative Paul Ryan for VP. Alongi Media produced all sessions of the national and international GOP broadcasts, including set design, lighting, audio, graphics, and run-of-show.

In 2009, Alongi Media traveled to Afghanistan to train broadcast personnel and oversee news coverage of the country’s first-ever televised presidential debate and campaign and election coverage, maintaining a mentoring program post-election

When Dominican University wanted to host a network quality political event, they contacted Alongi Media to guide them through the entire process and event including creating the proposal, defining Dominican’s sponsorship duties, and securing a broadcastander and moderator. Tom Brokaw moderated the debate which aired live on all NBC-affiliated stations in California.

When the annual in-person General Assembly could not take place in the spring of 2021, USCCB turned to Alongi Media to facilitate and produce a three day virtual event. The partnership continued as Alongi Media consulted on the USCCB’s global daily news program and conducted writing workshops for staffers.