Making relationships count

By Kelsey Clark | Published: January 17, 2011

It was a pleasant surprise to read about Vehr Communications in the Cincinnati Enquirer this weekend. Nick is right, it all boils down to relationships. I feel lucky to work for a communications firm that values relationships across the spectrum from the community at large to its clients to the talented individuals it employs. It’s a fun, light-hearted read. You should check it out!

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Kelsey Clark, Account Manager

A big picture thinker and detailed-oriented implementer, Kelsey tackles public relations needs head-on, helping a diverse array of clients effectively connect with their target audiences, enhance their brand and build their market share. Specifically, Kelsey has experience in strategy development, crisis communications, messaging, media relations and online and community engagement.
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