A national legal services company gets its first campaign from a Richmond agency, a new cafe in Jackson Ward enlists a local firm for branding, and several area shops collaborate on an ad campaign for a regional bank.
Rhudy & Co. has set up shop in Carytown after five years in Scott’s Addition’s Dairy Bar building, which is slated for redevelopment.
The associate director and professor at VCU’s Robertson School of Media and Culture is its third faculty member there in six years to receive the honorary title.
A campaign for Richmond Ballet adds new imagery, a local agency hires a creative director, and a brand campaign for VPM wins an award.
A state tourism video featuring Gov. Glenn Youngkin comes by way of his political advertising agency, a regional tourism office hires an agency using ARPA funds, and several shops report new hires.
A campaign for the International Spy Museum features images from a local photographer, the head of a former Richmond agency joins a Henrico-based shop as its top creative, and an area PR association chapter rolls out its annual awards.
A mayonnaise brand gets a new mascot with help from a local agency, a lawncare company’s Jack Russell terrier is back on TV, and shops team up on a brand refresh for a Richmond speaker series.
“I said I really would like to start to get some business in the marine, boating and fishing industry, just thinking, ‘OK, I love to do those things; how awesome would it be to work in the industry as well?’” Commonwealth PR’s Brian Chandler said.
A bowling supplier hires an out-of-town agency with Richmond ties, a political ad firm opens a D.C. office, and the Richmond EDA hires a downtown shop to develop a website.
“Our current space is tiny and rather inaccessible. We have 20 rickety, like, Victorian death stairs to go up,” said Melissa Vaughn, president of the nonprofit that operates the radio station.
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