We work with our clients

For the public good

Transportation:

Vector regularly provides engagement and community outreach for transportation providers to best inform the public and stakeholders about projects. We are involved in studies for highways, roads, public transportation in addition to pedestrian and biking projects, and transportation-related development. Our approach has resulted in new roads and bridges, major construction projects, new MetroLink lines and MetroBus routes, major streetscape improvements, biking and walking trails, and many more components of Missouri and Illinois’ transportation infrastructure.

Education:

We work with our educational partners on mission statements and public relations campaigns to increase visibility for institutions while promoting student recruitment and donor relations. Vector has worked with public, charter, and private schools, as well as universities and colleges including trade schools. Vector’s efforts have bolstered student recruitment, fundraising, and the public profiles of our education-based clients.

Corporate:

Now, more than ever, success in corporate America is defined by a willingness to recognize the importance of building community partnerships. Vector works with  corporations to establish and maintain meaningful relationships with customers, area stakeholders, and community leaders. We also help our corporate clients market to diverse and targeted audiences that may be unfamiliar with their products and services, but with whom we see a potential match.

Government:

City, county, and state governments provide very important and often unrecognized services for the community. It is crucial that government entities  correctly communicate the value of their work, while understanding the importance of public engagement in the policy-making process. Organized opposition to projects and initiatives can pose serious obstacles to effective implementation. We work with our clients to develop effective messaging and engagement to supplement the positive aspects of projects and initiatives while mitigating any public relations landmines. Our experience building proactive relationships with stakeholders, the public, and the media are an asset to our government clientele.

Health:

Sound mental and physical health is the cornerstone of a thriving community. Vector partners with local health and human service providers and community leaders to promote and implement public health and human service initiatives that make a tangible difference. From prenatal health to senior care, we work with our clients to create marketing materials that will motivate diverse audiences to become engaged and involved.

Nonprofits:

At Vector, we understand the unique challenges of nonprofit communications, marketing, and development. Often, nonprofits must fulfill their mission on limited resources, including staff. We have worked with many nonprofits to design communications, outreach and marketing solutions for every budget and staff size. We create custom work products that deliver specific results and help nonprofits better serve the community.

Clients:

Public/Government:

  • City of Arnold
  • City of Brentwood
  • City of Clayton
  • City of Crestwood
  • City of Hazelwood
  • City of Manchester
  • City of Olivette
  • City of Springfield, IL
  • City of St. Louis
  • East St. Louis Housing Authority
  • Great Rivers Greenway
  • Illinois American Water
  • Metro Water Infrastructure Partnership
  • Regional Justice Information Service Commission (REJIS)
  • St. Charles County
  • St. Louis County
  • St. Louis Department of Parks, Recreation & Forestry
  • St. Louis Housing Authority
  • St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
  • St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District

Corporations/Businesses:

  • Amazon
  • Ameren
  • Chrysler
  • Equifax
  • Walmart
  • McDonald’s
  • Midland States Bank
  • Midwest BankCentre
  • Missouri Central School Bus Company
  • Nielson Media
  • Peabody Energy
  • St. Louis City SC
  • St. Louis Realtors
  • The Cordish Companies

Nonprofit Organizations:

  • BioSTL
  • Challenge Unlimited
  • Children’s Home Society
  • College Bound
  • Concordance Academy
  • Ferguson Commission
  • Forest Park Forever
  • Girls Inc.
  • International Institute of St. Louis
  • LifeBridge Partnership
  • Lutheran Hour Ministries
  • Nonprofit Services Consortium
  • Sherwood Forest
  • St. Louis Zoo
  • United Way of Greater St. Louis
  • Unleashing Potential
  • YWCA of St. Louis

Health:

  • Alzheimer’s Association St. Louis Chapter
  • Area Agency on Aging in Southwestern Illinois
  • BJC
  • Community Health in Partnership
  • Forest ReLeaf
  • Gateway to Hope
  • Generate Health (formerly St. Louis Maternal Child and Family Health Coalition)
  • The T
  • St. Louis Regional Health Commission
  • Mid America Transplant Services
  • Missouri Foundation for Health
  • Elsevier Publishing (formerly Mosby Medical Publishing)
  • St. Louis Integrated Health Network
  • St. Louis MHB (Mental Health Board)
  • Siteman Cancer Center

Education:

  • BELIEVE
  • Blackburn College
  • Chicago International Charter Schools – Larry Hawkins Campus
  • Confluence Academy
  • Edison Learning
  • Grand Center Arts Academy
  • Harris-Stowe State University
  • Hawthorn Leadership Academy for Girls
  • Jamaa Learning Center
  • Marian Middle School
  • MICDS
  • St. Louis Community College
  • St. Louis Public School District
  • School District of University City
  • Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • Webster University

Transportation:

  • Bi-State Development/Metro Transit
  • City of O’Fallon, MO
  • City of St. Charles, MO
  • City of St. Peters. MO
  • East-West Gateway Council of Governments
  • Great Rivers Greenway
  • Illinois Department of Transportation
  • Lancaster, Texas Municipal Airport
  • Missouri Department of Transportation
  • Springfield Mass Transit District
  • St. Charles County
  • St. Louis County Department of Transportation and Public Works
  • St. Louis Lambert International Airport
  • St. Clair County Transit District

Economic Development:

  • Alliance STL (St. Louis Regional Economic Development Alliance)
  • Central West End-Midtown Development
  • Emerson Park Development Corporation
  • RISE
  • St. Louis Development Corporation
  • St. Louis Economic Development Partnership
  • Tabernacle Community Development Corporation

Foundations:

  • Danforth Foundation
  • Deaconess Foundation
  • James S. McDonnell Foundation
  • Jefferson Foundation
  • Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative
  • St. Louis Community College Foundation
  • St. Louis Community Foundation

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