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A resource for the veteran community, Joseph House partnered with Vehr to reimagine its brand, better define its positioning and bolster audience engagement.

Vehr created and executed an integrated marketing campaign for Council on Aging designed to recruit licensed social workers to fill open care manager positions.

Vehr created a communications plan and marketing campaign for Hamilton County Sheriff's Office to attract new recruits by featuring the breadth of career paths.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Vehr worked with Metro to create a yearlong marketing strategy that included sponsorships, partnerships, media and events.

Vehr developed an integrated marketing campaign for Council on Aging to support AddnAide, an innovative new app that matches older adults with caretakers.

Developer Silverman and Company, Inc. engaged Vehr to manage the groundbreaking, stakeholder reception and media relations to launch The District at Deerfield.

Metro tapped Vehr to help brainstorm, concept, plan and execute State of Metro — perhaps the most important event in its history — for more than 300 guests.

Vehr Communications was proud to help “stand up” the Joe Burrow Foundation (JBF) and coordinate its successful launch in October 2022.

Amid the opioid epidemic, we must remember: There’s No Wrong Door to seeking help. When the Northern Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy sought to create a robust resource that presented options to citizens, it turned to Vehr.

A regional game-changer: Hamilton County citizens approved better funding for Metro in 2020. As SORTA began the Reinventing Metro transformation, it tasked Vehr to help it communicate to varied audiences — about the service improvements, themselves, and the ROI of public transit.