ROKK Welcomes Kevin Vernimb as Marketing Director
ROKK Solutions welcomes Kevin Vernimb to the firm as Director of Marketing.
Vernimb will lead the firm’s external marketing efforts, playing a key role in shaping ROKK’s comprehensive strategy across paid, earned, shared and owned media. He will work closely with senior leadership to further position ROKK as the leading bipartisan public affairs firm in Washington with an unmatched team of battle-tested strategists, communicators, advertisers and creatives.
“We’re excited to bring Kevin on to support our growth, and as we celebrate our ten-year anniversary,” said Co-founder and Partner, Ron Bonjean. “We’re confident his combination of B2B and B2C marketing experience will help us spread the word in and outside Washington in innovative ways.”
Vernimb brings nearly a decade of marketing experience to ROKK across stints with Marriott International and REQ, an Agital company. Vernimb earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with concentrations in Marketing and Management from the Kogod School of Business at American University in Washington, DC.
“I’m thrilled to join ROKK at such an exciting time for the firm as they celebrate their ten-year anniversary,” shared Vernimb. “I’m looking forward to working with the Partners and the entire team. I have already seen ROKK in action and am thoroughly impressed by the breadth and quality of work.”
As ROKK enters its tenth year of operations, the firm continues to strategically strengthen its team and has experienced considerable year-over-year growth since its founding in 2015. ROKK was named PRovoke Media’s 2024 Public Affairs Agency of the Year in addition to winning multiple awards and recognition for both client work and company performance. With in-house capabilities in digital and paid media, creative, crisis communications, social impact analysis and response, communications and more, ROKK is a sought-after agency for Fortune 100 organizations, nonprofits and associations looking to build relationships and impact change in Washington and State and local legislatures.
