Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide (Ogilvy PR) expands its Chicago Corporate Practice with the addition of two senior vice presidents: Michelle Press and Drew Ferguson. Michelle Press joins the group to lead B2B and corporate technology brands. Before Ogilvy PR she served as senior vice president at GolinHarris where she led programming and client relationships in the areas of B2B marketing, corporate reputation, crisis and issues management and corporate social responsibility. Drew Ferguson will drive C-level communications and reputation risk initiatives. He comes from Ketchum and brings nearly 15 years of public relations experience with deep understanding of issues management, financial communications, C-suite executive positioning and investor relations. "Drew and Michelle strengthen the depth of leadership in our growing corporate practice," said Nathan Friedman, managing director of Ogilvy PR's Chicago office. "Their expertise and background support the evolution of a flagship practice and matches the needs of our clients in the complex communications environment."
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