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Spring 2013

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FH @ 30

On April 12, FrazierHeiby marked its 30th anniversary! (Cue balloon drop) Doug Frazier celebrated the day with a special blog post featuring highlights from the firm’s history.

Welcome, Hannah!

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We’re pleased to welcome a new addition to FrazierHeibyHannah Ellson — who joined the firm as an account executive in March. A native of Australia, Hannah brings a passion for public relations and experience working with well-known brands, including Kellogg and Foot Locker. She recently worked with DEC Communications in Sydney.

Client Activities

Cabela’s Ohio Debut

FrazierHeiby managed media relations for the grand opening of the first Ohio Cabela’s store in March. Television coverage from NBC, CBS, ABC and FOX28 captured the thousands of people waiting in line to be among the first to enter the store. Media coverage was also secured in The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus Business First, Delaware Gazette and This Week. View some of the clips here.


OOGA’s Severance Tax Campaign

As part of an ongoing effort to educate the public and the media about the administration’s proposed severance-tax increase on oil and gas production within the state, FrazierHeiby has assisted the Ohio Oil and Gas Association (OOGA) with the strategic placement of letters to the editor and op-eds in key newspapers. In February, The Wall Street Journal published a letter signed by OOGA president Joel Rudicil.


Keeping it “Real” in Hilliard

FrazierHeiby capitalized on the City of Hilliard’s strengths to deliver a new tagline and visual identity – “Real People. Real Possibilities.” – that was unveiled to the community during the State of the City address in March. The new tagline will help solidify the identity of Hilliard as a community that is viewed as down-to-earth, authentic and real. The firm is also supporting the city’s public-information programming, which includes proactively and consistently promoting city programs, services and events to current Hilliard residents and businesses via communications outreach and public-relations support.


 

Fun with FH

What is your favorite springtime activity?

Tom Heiby, CEO: Taking a walk and breathing in the spring air (with hopes not to sneeze). Lounging outside while reading and attending our grandchildren's spring sporting events.

Doug Frazier, CCO: Spring is when I shake off the winter blues by grabbing my fly-fishing gear, a box full of flies and head for a trout steam.

Denise Clark, director of client and administrative services: It's a tie between walking in the various parks around Columbus and planting my herbs.

Kathleen Anthony, account supervisor: Bike rides with my family and drinking/dining alfresco.

Michelle Leitzy, account supervisor: Running outdoors and driving with the sunroof open.

Hannah Ellson, account executive: Wandering through the tulip fields at Floriade, Australia's biggest spring celebration.

Wesleigh Mowry, graphic designer: Visiting the seasonal ice cream shop in my hometown with my family, they have the best vanilla soft serve in the world.

Brenda Smith, accounts administrator: Believe it or not, mine is washing the windows inside and out and having clean, fresh curtains hanging in my home.