Brand Promise with Nick Vehr

Nick Vehr talks with Heidi Otway, President of SalterMitchell PR in Tallahassee, Florida, about helping good causes win, a seven-story billboard and the need for agencies to reflect the diverse races, ethnicities and perspectives of their clients’ customers.

Nick Vehr talks with Mel Gravely, CEO of Triversity Construction and author of “Dear White Friend,” about loving the Cincinnati Reds, building one of Cincinnati’s largest construction companies and the need for friends to have important and uncomfortable discussions about race.

Nick Vehr talks with George Vincent, the managing partner of Dinsmore, Cincinnati’s largest law firm, about why having passion for his community matters, the importance of relationships and the “long hallway” as a metaphor for the firm’s culture and brand differentiation.

Nick Vehr talks with Fr. Mike Graham, the recently retired president of Xavier University, about relentless execution, speaking with a moral voice and his insight into the 2011 Crosstown Shootout brawl.

Nick Vehr speaks with Pete Blackshaw – CEO of the startup catalyst Cintrifuse, to talk innovation, sustainability, entrepreneurship and stolen avocados.

Nick Vehr sits down with Ralf Weber, the CEO and President of m/e Communications, a Dusseldorf (Germany)-based brand communications firm and Vehr global network partner, to discuss the challenges of international marketing across cultures and the power of patience.

Nick Vehr meets with Mike Perls, – cofounder and CEO of MC2 from Manchester (UK) and San Francisco, to discuss brand authenticity, experiential marketing during COVID-19 and what all marketers can learn from Sun Tzu: The Art of War.

Nick Vehr meets with Cincinnati’s favorite and world-famous director, Thane Maynard, to discuss the brand promise of the Cincinnati Zoo, the power of social media and the magic of Fiona the Hippo.

In this first episode of Brand Promise, Nick Vehr sits down with Adam Symson – President and CEO of the E.W. Scripps Company, to talk about digital storytelling, “fake news” and the evolving world of journalism.