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Julie Granillo, who joined Paul Werth Associates in December 2019 after a successful career in the Nashville, Tennessee, startup space, has been named president of the strategic communications firm.
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2/22/23
Paul Werth Associates began its journey in May 1963 when my father opened a one-man public relations firm on Olentangy River Road.
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2/2/23
We’re pleased to announce a new addition to the Werth team: Political veteran Jason Knox is our new Vice President of Federal and State Public Affairs.
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9/29/22
We are pleased to announce our two newest members to the team: Laura Arenschield and Kerelle Sampson.
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1/28/22
The Public Relations Society of America recently recognized the success of Insuring Ohio Futures by bestowing Werth and our client, the Ohio Insurance Institute, with the PR industry’s highest national award, the Silver Anvil.
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6/30/21
Mary’s editorial experience and deep roots in the central Ohio community bring invaluable perspective and insight to the issues that matter to our clients and the audiences they want to reach.
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4/22/21
Werth's print and digital creative work honored with numerous communications, marketing and design awards
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12/1/20
Werth's president and CEO Sandra Harbrecht Ratchford was one of 21 people honored by OSU College of Engineering with one of its 2020 Excellence in Engineering and Architecture Alumni Awards.
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11/2/20
We’re thrilled to share the news that Werth has recruited to Columbus a veteran member of Nashville’s thriving technology community. Julie Granillo has joined Werth as Vice President, Client and Business Strategies.
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1/22/20
The coalition behind the year-long "Denial, OH" advertising campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of prescription opioids says the effort is having an impact statewide. The Ohio Opioid Education Alliance touted results from a survey by the public opinion research firm Fallon Research & Communications Inc. that found the campaign was successful in changing attitudes about opioids among Ohioans.
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10/17/19