My experience with Lohre & Associates has been productive and I believe we have benefited from their thorough industry experience as well as their economical approach to problem solving and production. Lohre has proven to be a true "Industrial" marketer.
J. Ross Bushman, Vice President, Sales and Planning, Cast-Fab Technologies, Inc., Cincinnati

Often clients say it better than we can. For more than 69 years, we’ve made it our business to help our clients thrive, not merely survive the competitive marketplace. We know navigating the industrial marketing and media waters isn’t easy, but with the right crew it’s smooth sailing. That’s why Lohre & Associates remains a full-service Cincinnati ad agency in a sea of niche specialists. As the Swiss Army knife of agencies, we’re handy, versatile and dependable. We have the breadth of technical writing and creative experience you need, delivered with the personalized approach you desire. Memorable multi-faceted marketing campaigns that take shape in creative concept generation, compelling corporate identity, company brochure or advertising graphic design, internet design, e-commerce suite development and search engine optimization (SEO) are but a few of our capabilities. Our one-stop shop is designed to save you both time and money, but we can also help you select the services that best fit your needs. Let us quote your next project – no job is too large or too small for our team of artists, writers, brand marketers and strategists.

Marketing Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design to The Owners

To market LEED products and services; the architect, engineer and contractor must sing the same song to the owner. Who better to tell us what that message should be than the owners themselves. Lohre & Assoc., a member of the US Green Building Council, will be sponsoring events that allow owners and developers to meet LEED owners and developers of some of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana's LEED and other energy and environmental design sites.

48 attended the event Friday, October 19, 2007, speakers were:
Andy Hueber: John Hueber Homes
The two homes on Observatory Road feature geothermal heating and air conditioning, light concrete to reduce heat gain, large overhangs to shade the patios, high insulation values, CO exhaust, sustainable wood uses, urban infill and native plantings. Hueber Homes is also working on two other LEED registered or certified (one Silver Certified) homes in Hyde Park, Cincinnati. http://www.johnhueberhomes.com , 513-683-3080
Jack King: Elements IV Office and Warehouse
This commercial office and warehouse in Dayton, Ohio was completely renovated and LEED Interior Silver has been awarded. Interior tearout finishes and carpet were recycled. The final cost per square foot was nearly half of a comparable space. This building features underfloor electrical distribution, movable wall panels and the lower floor is built into the hillside. http://www.elementsiv.com , 937-918-1000
Craig Frye: Sanitation District 1
This complex in Fort Wright, Kentucky is a wonderful demonstration of every aspect of stormwater management. From the green roof to the final delivery of the runoff to the nearby creek, you can see how permeable concrete and asphalt contribute to the slowing of the water flow as it goes from roof top and parking lot, swale, wetlands, rain garden, through native plants, holding pond, creek, Licking River and on to the Ohio River. http://www.sd1.org , 859-578-6744

48 people attended the May 25, 2007 event at the Frank Lloyd Wright Boulter House in Clifton. Steve Melink, president of Melink Corporation, spoke about his new manufacturing facility which was awarded the first Gold LEED certificate in Ohio. Gerald Checco, Cincinnati Park Board Superintendent of Operations and Land Management spoke about the Park Board Headquarters' new solar panel and wind turbine installation as well has his Clifton home's geothermal installation and plans for a solar array.

FLW Boulter House photo by Thomas R. Schiff

If you would like an invitation to the next "Meet The Owners" event in May 2008; please contact Chuck Lohre at chuck@lohre.com, w 513-961-1174, c 513-260-9025. Speakers are Stefanie Sunderland of the Northside LEED registered homes; Bob Lape, Architect/Facilities Director, Kenton County School District, on Twenhofel LEED registered school in Independence, KY and Susan Chapin and Jeff Chamot of Neyer Properties' Keystone Parke LEED registered commercial development at I-71 and Dana Ave. For more information and links go to the Boulter House site http://www.wrightboulter.com/site .