Becky Fickenworth, APR, Director, Account Services

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Becky Fickenworth’s experience spans more than 20 years in communications, marketing and account management. Becky’s a triple threat, with experienced skills as a strategist, writer and project manager. It all adds up to making her adept at not only keeping client work on time and on budget, but also ensuring the work is carefully vetted to achieve measurable results and connect with audiences in a meaningful way. She provides counsel to a diverse client base, and executes marketing communications tactics that include writing, media relations, and internal and external communications

Becky’s award-winning work in pitching stories for the U.S. Navy resulted in more Fleet Week media stories in the Greater Cincinnati market than nearly every other national market – and very nearly earned her her very own submarine.

Her background includes healthcare experience as a community relations director at Wyandot Memorial Hospital and a marketing manager at The Drake Center, a specialty rehabilitation hospital in Cincinnati. She also worked as a marketing manager at FRCH Design – an award-winning architectural and design firm. At Dan Pinger Public Relations in Cincinnati, she served clients such as Formica before joining Rasor. At Rasor, Becky’s clients have included Convergys, Cintas, AtriCure, the United States Navy, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, The Summit Hotel, Flipdaddy’s, Richards Industries, UC Health, Meridian Bioscience, Starboard Strategy for The Banks Public Partnership and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, overseeing our work on the Brent Spence Bridge maintenance project.

Becky holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Miami University in philosophy.

 

FUN FACTS

What was your favorite book as a kid?
The Enchanted Castle by Edith Nesbit. I thought it was the best story ever. Until I had one of my 12-year-olds read it and he thought it was dull. Compared to Harry Potter, I guess anything enchanted is dull!

When did you know you wanted to work in communications?
After putting together my 8th grade graduation slideshow (yes, slideshow) on my own, I knew I’d do something in communications. I even remember what song it was played to: ”list of gay dating sites” by England Dan & John Ford Coley

If you could invite five people to dinner, who would they be?
Cleopatra (fascinating woman), Jesus Christ, Kim Jong-il (pure goodness pitted against what I think is pretty close to pure evil – would make interesting dinner conversation), George Clooney (mostly because he’s nice to look at but also because I think his work in the Sudan is admirable), my maternal grandma (she died when my mom was 13 – so I obviously never met her).