Widmeyer Communications partnered with AEIC as the group was formally organizing, and in a matter of four months, helped the organization develop a name, logo, and brand identity, created an iconic video introducing the organization and its members, designed a website, produced a print and online report, built a social media presence and managed a Washington, DC press conference.
For an unprecedented racial healing initiative, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation engaged Widmeyer Communications to develop and execute a strategic communications plan which included media relations, branding, launch events and creative material development.
Widmeyer Communications was charged with securing national media attention for the Commission meeting, the organization’s 20th anniversary, the release of the university-presidents’ survey and the launch of College Sports 101.
Widmeyer positioned the Brain Injury Research Institute to have an impact on the public debate surrounding concussions and other brain injuries among NFL athletes and other at-risk populations.
Recognizing the transformative role of computing and the need to bolster computer science at all educational levels, Widmeyer Communications worked with The Association for Computing Machinery to build public awareness of the first Computer Science Education Week.
Widmeyer was hired in the spring of 2008 to conduct research, design a public engagement initiative and coordinate a launch event on behalf of the Commission’s final findings report, The Opportunity Equation.
Widmeyer Communications works with Pfizer Inc, the world’s largest pharmaceutical company, on several initiatives to build upon a longer-term communications goal to “lead with science”
Widmeyer Communications has a longstanding relationship with the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) based on our mutual goals to promote the value of arts experiences for the personal development and academic achievement of young people.
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Widmeyer Communications developed and implemented a dynamic national media campaign to prevent bullying and raise awareness about its consequences among “tweens” (pre-teens aged 9 through 13). The project, currently in its third phase of work, has been underway since 2001 with a budget totaling over $6 million.
The Maternal and Child Health Bureau, a division of [...]
Consumers United for Rail Equity (CURE) is a coalition of freight rail customers seeking changes in federal law and policy that would require railroads to provide more competitive and reliable service. The umbrella membership organization includes large trade associations such as the American Chemistry Council and the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, as well as individual freight rail customers. CURE turned to Widmeyer to raise awareness of the need for freight rail reform among targeted audiences.
