John Brackney Joins Denver Marketing Agency Webolutions in Revolutionary Strategic Role
Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) April 11, 2014 -- Denver marketing agency Webolutions® announced today that John Brackney, President and CEO of the South Metro Denver Chamber for the past ten years, is joining the firm as Director of Strategic Community and Public Policy Engagement.
“After working closely with John Brackney at the South Metro Denver Chamber and sharing our thoughts and ideas about how successful businesses and organizations need to position themselves in this social age of relationships and brand transparency, I am thrilled to be able to pioneer these offerings together as part of a fully integrated strategic marketing solution,” said John Vachalek, founder and CEO of Webolutions.
Brackney brings two decades of active service in government including Arapahoe County Commissioner and political engagement at many levels, and unmatched advocacy for the greater Denver business community to the newly-created position.
"Webolutions is a dynamic and powerful agency that has created a culture to be on the forefront of innovation and design in business transformation," said Brackney. "Webolutions is a thought leader and is superb at recognizing trends and then implementing strategies to position their clients to be at the top of their industries."
As Director of Strategic Community and Public Policy Engagement at Webolutions, Brackney will strategically help businesses and organizations become more productive and efficient in the navigation of a number of challenging areas including:
Strategic Community Engagement & Relationship Building – Help and guidance to strategically connect executives, businesses and organizations within a community
Strategic Community Investment – Insights and strategies to identify where best to connect individuals and organizations within a community: In what organizations to engage, what investments to make, and what groups to lead, etc.
Governmental Affairs – Strategic guidance to help organizations build relationships with elected officials and government agencies
Public Policy – Strategic insights into working with federal, state and local governments in terms of legislation and rule making
Public Affairs – Strategies to build relationships with organizations, trade associations, political entities, key decision makers and other spheres of influence
Media Relationships – Guidance and strategies to build stronger media connections and for trends, thought leadership and potential earned exposure
"Technology has changed but people and businesses still desire positive relationships and connectivity within their community,” said Brackney. “Our intent is to fully complete marketing strategies for companies and organizations to generate bottom line results through strategic engagement."
“This year, Webolutions celebrates its 20th anniversary. As a fully-integrated marketing agency, our success has always been based on the identification of important sociological trends and how they impact marketing strategies,” said Vachalek. “We provide thought leadership, education and guidance to help our clients evolve and adopt far more effective marketing and engagement strategies. John Brackney and Webolutions share the belief that building engaged relationships within a community, whether local or throughout diverse spheres of influence, is a critical key to marketing success today.”
About Webolutions
Founded in 1994, Denver marketing agency Webolutions specializes in integrating all areas of marketing to help forward thinking organizations and businesses create a strong web of connectivity and engagement with their teams, current clients, communities and potential prospects. Key areas include: Strategic Brand Positioning, Internal Cultural Engagement, Strategic Community Relationships, Graphic and Website Design and Internet Marketing. Media contact: Mike Hanbery (303) 300-2640, MHanbery(at)Webolutions(dot)com.
Mike Hanbery, Webolutions, http://www.webolutions.com/, +1 303-300-2640, [email protected]
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