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

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.  

Drumroll, please! After thousands of online name suggestions and votes, PriceWeber’s popular 40-foot-nutcracker, located outside the marketing, public relations and advertising agency in Louisville, Kentucky, officially has a name – Jingle GingerPants! Vicki Robinson from Louisville submitted the winning name.

After six years of transforming its belltower into a nearly 40-foot-tall nameless nutcracker, PriceWeber, a digital-forward, full-service marketing, public relations and advertising agency, has decided to give its friendly giant a name and is calling on the community for suggestions. Nominations are now open, and the winning nominator will receive the ultimate holiday gift package featuring items from a few of PriceWeber’s respected clients.

Standing 39 feet and six inches tall, the National Addy award-winning nutcracker has returned to Louisville, Ky., where it is now social distancing outside of local advertising agency, PriceWeber. This year, PriceWeber is leveraging a much-loved annual tradition to spread a very important message – wear a mask this holiday season

In the advertising world, April Fools’ Day is comparable to the Super Bowl. Advertising agencies and corporations show off their creative flair with entertaining (and sometimes eye-roll-worthy) spoofs. As we prepare to be blown away by the latest and greatest brand pranks in 2019, let’s reflect on our favorite April Fools’ Day advertising pranks from 2018. So sit back, relax, and get ready to chuckle (or groan).

Standing 39-feet and 6-inches tall, the National Addy award-winning nutcracker has returned to PriceWeber offices to spread holiday cheer to onlookers who pass by the full-service digital advertising agency’s Shelbyville Road office.

PriceWeber announced Richard Johnson’s promotion to Vice President and Chief Creative Officer. Johnson assumed the position held previously by Tony Beard. Beard recently retired after 30 years of service to the agency.