CINCINNATI – September 25, 2019 — Cincinnati-based Curiosity adds to its leadership team with the hire of Ashley Neel as Vice-President, Activation. Neel will be responsible for integrating the creative, strategy and media buying teams to deliver seamless execution for Curiosity’s clients. 

“The VP, Activation role is a new opportunity for Curiosity that represents our focus on seamless integration,” said Trey Harness, President and Chief Client Officer. “Ashley brings an impressive history of supporting creative-driven agencies and guiding teams to make the most of their ideas in the digital space and in paid media opportunities. Her vision, mindset and digital expertise will allow us to better serve our clients and optimize their creative elements. We are excited about welcoming Ashley to the Curiosity team.”

Neel joins the Curiosity team from media agency Empower MediaMarketing, where she served as a Digital Director, running the largest digital account in the company. Her prior experience includes a tenure at nationally-acclaimed creative agency BooneOakley in North Carolina, where she served as the Digital Creative Director and led digital, social and mobile strategies. 

“The leadership team at Curiosity is at the forefront of outstanding client work and a clearly defined vision for the future of the company,” said Neel. “It’s an exciting time to be part of a group working hard to unify creative, strategy and media for client success. I can’t wait to see how we grow and evolve while staying focused on solutions." 

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About Curiosity 

Curiosity is an independent creative solutions agency featuring integrated offerings in strategy, creative, media, and analytics--all driven by curiosity. We believe Curiosity is the key to unlocking the right solutions. As one of Inc. 5000’s fastest-growing companies, Curiosity helps brands engage audiences across traditional, digital, social, direct and experiential channels Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, the branding capital of the world and home to more Fortune 500 companies per capita than anywhere else in the country.