Veteran marketing strategist joins Louisville-based agency to lead brand growth and business development efforts.

PriceWeber earned 23 honors at PRSA Bluegrass’ Landmarks of Excellence Awards, recognizing standout integrated communications work across industries and celebrating the agency’s creative, strategic impact throughout the region.

A life-sized Dierks Bentley hologram now greets Louisville travelers, promoting ROW 94 bourbon. The tech-driven activation pushes exclusives, boosts tastings, and tests whether holograms can truly deepen brand connection beyond concerts.

PriceWeber has appointed Jonathan Bone and Mary Kate Reed as co-presidents of the organization. Fred Davis, who has served as CEO and president since 2012, remains CEO.  

PriceWeber has partnered with The Bird’s Nest, the University of Louisville’s student-led marketing agency housed in the Department of Communication. This collaboration aims to provide UofL students with invaluable hands-on experience, helping them prepare for future jobs in the marketing industry.

For the sixth year in a row, PriceWeber has earned a spot on the “Best Places to Work in Kentucky” list, recognizing the state’s 100 top employers. PriceWeber is among 45 companies in the small-sized employer category (15-149 employees).

We helped launch Dierks Bentley’s ROW 94 whiskey, revitalized flooring and transportation campaigns, and supported Donate Life Kentucky with the inspiring film Ordinary Angels—all while earning Best Places to Work Hall of Fame honors and new awards.

The latter half of 2024 proved to be an exciting time for PriceWeber. Our agency’s dedication to excellence and creativity was recognized on national and local stages, where our team received numerous accolades.

Dan Dry, Director of PriceWeber’s Content Creation Studio, has received two significant honors for his career-spanning photography.

PriceWeber is proud to announce recent accolades for our impactful documentary, “Believe Me: Help and Hope for Sexual Assault Survivors,” created in partnership with the Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP). The documentary, which aired statewide on KET in April 2023, sheds light on the critical issue of sexual assault in local communities and available resources in the state.