Clients in the news
The perfect Greek Salad with Papa's Kitchen
Christina Kalfaian of Papa's Kitchen demonstrates how to make a traditional Greek Salad, topped with dressing from Papa's Kitchen.
Catholic Central students volunteer to provide gifts to foster kids
As part of Catholic Central's annual GDK Day, CBS Detroit interviewed students and the volunteer organization about the importance of giving back to those in need.
Terminal blood cancer diagnosis hasn't stopped Plymouth man from living life
Blood Cancer Foundation of Michigan (BCFM) patient Paris Jones shares his journey with viewers and how BCFM has he helped his family along the way.
From Farm to Food Bank: Local Grower Helps Feed the Hungry
WestShore client Lakeland Fresh Farms, a local hydroponic farm specializing in greens and herbs, announced it will partner with Forgotten Harvest to donate its excess food supply to feed Michigan's most vulnerable residents.
Detroit Jazz Festival: Local teen likely youngest singer ever selected to perform at the event
WestShore client Anissa Lea showcases her talents on WXYZ-TV ahead of her first live performance at the Detroit Jazz Festival, earning the title as youngest artist to perform to date at the renowned music festival.
Downey's Potato Chips Celebrate National Potato Month
WestShore client, Downey's Potato Chips' General Manager Kali Bagley appeared on Fox 2 Detroit with Charlie Langton to show audiences the Downey's difference and the fun recipes to try at home during National Potato Month.
Bollinger Motors beats the odds with B4 commercial EV truck production
Bollinger Motors beats the odds with B4 commercial EV truck production
Client Bollinger Motors was interviewed by Richard Truett at the company's production facility.
Guest commentary: How to build trust with vehicle buyers
Bollinger Motors beats the odds with B4 commercial EV truck production
WestShore client, RapidRecon's CEO Dennis McGinn, provides Automotive News with an OpEd on how dealers can build trust with customers though much of the vehicle shopping process has moved online.
With the IRS hiring more employees, here’s who agents may target for audits
WestShore client and legal tax experts, Levy & Associates, discuss why the senate's approval of $80 billlion in IRS funding could impact everyday Americans.
Chips All In
WestShore worked with DBusiness Magazine to feature Downey's Potato Chips General Manager Kali Bagley in its spring 2023 print issue. The article highlights Downey's growth and positions the brand as quickly becoming a statewide staple.
Neal Rubin: Detroit Catholic Central quiz bowl is 1 of high school's most awarded teams
The Detroit Free Press sits down with Catholic Central's Quiz Bowl team.
Automated Recall System Protects Dealers From Costly Liability
WestShore client, AutoAp, interviews with Wards Auto on how dealers can be alerted of recall issues, allowing them to collect OEM repair fees, saving dealerships hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Mike DeVilling, President & CEO
Mike DeVilling likes to run marathons. Yes…it’s a crazy hobby. But, it’s the perfect metaphor for what he brings to his clients each and every day.
Marathon training takes discipline. It takes energy. It takes focus. It takes determination, resiliency and toughness.
These same attributes come in handy in the business world. Developing and implementing a successful long-term communication plan takes the same focus and determination as running a marathon. Mike has put these lessons to work every day for more than 30 years.
From startups to Fortune 500 companies, and from consumer initiatives to highly targeted B2B campaigns, Mike has driven client strategy, media relations and social media results in the automotive, real estate, health care, energy, technology and professional services sectors.
He’s helped build start-ups into recognized brands. He’s helped make some of Detroit’s most important events major players on a world stage.
If you want someone who will constantly go the extra mile for your organization, give him a call.
Mike DeVilling
Kam carman, Vice President of media relations
Kam Carman is a long-time broadcast journalist based in Detroit. During her 25-year on-air career, Kam covered nearly ever facet of life in Southeast Michigan, developing an understanding for the culture, traditions and people that make our region so unique. Her understanding of major broadcast news operations provides unique insights that help our clients generate positive coverage.
Following her broadcast career, Kam dove headfirst into her first foray into entrepreneurship. She was the founder and Executive Producer of PBS Television Show Dine and Dish Nation, an inside look at the Detroit restaurant scene. She also has held marketing and communications positions in the health care industry.
For WestShore Public Relations, she currently heads broadcast media relations for the agency’s clients. She is leading a national media relations push for the American Cancer Society, shining a light on the need for early cancer screenings and proper nutrition as critical life-saving steps. In addition, she will assist with the agency’s media training services, sharing her broadcast expertise to help executives maximize their media interview opportunities.
Kam is a graduate of Northern Arizona University.
Kam Carman
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