Danielle Landolt joined Vehr Communications in February 2011 as senior account executive. In this role, Danielle is working with the Organizing Committee for the 7th World Choir Games to be held in Cincinnati July 4-14, 2012. Danielle is working with the 2012 Games to create and sell sponsorship packages with unique activation platforms for the participating partners.
Prior to joining Vehr Communications, Danielle served as the Sponsorship Sales & Marketing Manager for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. She also spent two years working as the Director of Marketing for the Kentucky Sports Authority, a state agency formed to promote tourism by recruiting athletic events to the state. Additionally, Danielle worked for the University of Kentucky Athletic Department in marketing and promoting the 22 varsity athletic teams at UK.
Danielle has written and implemented marketing and media plans, developed and managed several websites and directed creative development and messaging for print, television, radio and website advertising campaigns. Danielle is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Communication and Cultural Anthropology. She earned her Master Degree in Communication from the University of Kentucky.
Danielle Landolt
Prior to joining Vehr Communications, Danielle served as the Sponsorship Sales & Marketing Manager for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. She also spent two years working as the Director of Marketing for the Kentucky Sports Authority, a state agency formed to promote tourism by recruiting athletic events to the state. Additionally, Danielle worked for the University of Kentucky Athletic Department in marketing and promoting the 22 varsity athletic teams at UK.
Danielle has written and implemented marketing and media plans, developed and managed several websites and directed creative development and messaging for print, television, radio and website advertising campaigns. Danielle is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Communication and Cultural Anthropology. She earned her Master Degree in Communication from the University of Kentucky.