Christine Hall Blossoms Email & Phone Number

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

As a Brand Writer, I help clients create or evolve core brand fundamentals, product concepts, names, and other types of brand messages. As Insight Strategist, I moderate strategic sessions to help fill innovation pipelines and engage various stakeholder audiences; and I facilitate a range of qualitative research methodologies to uncover insights to help my clients meet their growth objectives.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Christine Hall is founder of Blossoms and Root Communications, a brand and communication consultancy. As a brand strategist and writer, she helps organizations shape their core brand fundamentals, evolve communication strategies, and engage audiences in meaningful, business-building ways. She has created new brands from scratch and helped legacy brands evolve. She has experience leading teams to create award-winning work across multiple categories including CPG, food, restaurants, beer, finance, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, education, location branding, and non-profits.Chris works on solo projects and collaborates with a group of super-talented strategically creative people to bring a range of projects to life for her clients. Recent work has included:- Brand equity fundamentals and narrative for new and evolving brands.- Concept writing for new and evolving product and corporate brands.- Executive ghostwriting and speaker development.- Verbal identity, including naming, tone of voice, and key messages.- Large group facilitation for strategy, branding or innovation work sessions.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Christine is cofounder of Dead Low Brewing, a craft brewery with a proper kitchen and beer garden located in California, the easternmost neighborhood in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Area, Ky

Cincinnati Area, Ky

Business development leader and brand strategist.

Book: Cincinnati’s General Protestant Orphan Home - Beech Acres Parenting CenterImages of America, Arcadia Publishing · Aug 1, 2011 Amazon link: https://a.co/d/cEiRLMK This Images of America photographic history book documents Beech Acres' 162-year history. Please enjoy hundreds of photographs and reading the story of how Beech Acres supported Cincinnati’s children since 1849.Summary:Visit the history of the orphanage in Cincinnati that changed the lives of children left by themselves after their parents died in a cholera outbreak in the 1800s, and went on to become an outstanding Cincinnati institution.In 1849, a cholera epidemic devastated Cincinnati, taking the lives of 4,114 residents. The First German Protestant Aid Association proposed creating a home for the orphaned children and established the German General Protestant Orphan Asylum in Mount Auburn. The annual Orphan Feast and parade began in 1851 and was one of the largest one-day festivals in Cincinnati for 137 years. In 1949, the orphanage moved to 62 acres straddling Mount Washington and Anderson Township. The orphanage's name changed to Beech Acres, after the beech trees lining the property. In the 1980s, the orphanage closed and the focus shifted from restorative to preventive social services for children and families. The increased focus on strengthening the relationship between parents and their children resulted in a change to the current name, Beech Acres Parenting Center.

PR & Marketing, Fundraising, Volunteer Coordination, Events, Donor & Board RelationsDevelopment committee 2012-2016

Tide New Business Development, OTC Scale Marketing, Tremor WOM, BeingGirl.com

Cincinnati

Business development leader and management of photography and digital imaging departments.

R&D chemist developing paper coatings, wood additives, and color technologies.

R&D chemist developing fiber optic coatings.

Bachelor Of Science, Biology

Certificate Of Language Studies, Portuguese