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Lamar Contact: Elizabeth Bicknell, account manager O – 720.287.8143, E – ebicknell@lamar.com

WildRock Contact: Kristin Golliher, CEO & founder O - 970.449.6870, E – kristin.golliher@wildrockpr.com

For Immediate Release

WildRock and Lamar Collaborate to Get Businesses Back to Business

Marketing leaders offer big incentives to help small businesses

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (June 10, 2020) – WildRock Public Relations & Marketing® and Lamar Advertising Company today announced they have collaborated to help kickstart Colorado’s economy, offering small business aggressive marketing packages related to out of home advertising, public relations and digital marketing. 

As companies continue to reopen and relaunch, most are still trying to do more with less and get the greatest return on their marketing investments. In response to this reality, WildRock and Lamar have joined forces to help save small businesses as part of the #DoingOurPart campaign in the following ways:

● Lamar, one of the largest outdoor advertising companies in the world, is offering back-to-business packages for new and existing customers that effectively deliver important brand messages during these challenging times throughout of home products.

● WildRock, a boutique agency specializing in public relations and digital marketing, is offering affordable marketing strategy support, customized content that keeps up with the changing times and the ability for small businesses to make a splash online and through public relations with rock-solid PR and marketing packages designed to

reboot businesses.

“As we continue to emerge from this crisis, we are excited to be working alongside Lamar in an effort to revitalize the economy right here in Colorado,” Kristin Golliher said, WildRock CEO and founder. “Together, we hope to help small businesses navigate the new marketing complexities so they can successfully relaunch and get back to business!”

“Lamar is dedicated to our clients and committed to serving the communities where we operate,” said Cliff Moak, assistant general manager of Lamar Advertising of Denver. “As we have done so throughout this time, we stand ready to assist our clients and partners while we work together toward a triumphant return to business as usual.”

To get started with a successful comeback, businesses can find online resources at https://go.lamar.com/DoingOurPart.

About WildRock

Established in 2012, WildRock is a boutique, hands-on public relations and marketing firm specializing in giving businesses one-on-one attention to get the boost they need to outshine the competition. To learn more, visit www.wildrockpr.com or email info@wildrockpr.com.

About Lamar Advertising Company

Founded in 1902, Lamar Advertising Company (Nasdaq: LAMR) is one of the largest outdoor advertising companies in the world, with more than 390,000 displays across the United States and Canada. Lamar offers advertisers a variety of billboard, interstate logo, transit and airport advertising formats, helping both local businesses and national brands reach broad audiences every day. In addition to its more traditional out of home inventory, Lamar is proud to offer its customers the largest network of digital billboards in the United States with over 3,600 displays. Please feel free to explore our website www.lamar.com or contact us at hello@lamar.com for additional information.

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Found: Historical Artifact

A few weeks ago, our design-build company, Melton Design Build, was demoing at a job site in the Chautauqua neighborhood in Boulder. As the crew was excavating, we found a plaque buried on the property.

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Rev. Albert Chittenden of Connecticut, died March 1878, aged 66 years.

Upon further research, a crew member found an image depicting a gravestone missing an insert shaped precisely like this plaque. The grave is located in the 9th street cemetery in Boulder. Our crew imagines it was removed as a prank many years ago. Our team was so interested in when and why this took place. We were hopeful that we could take the right steps to reunited the plaque to the grave.

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A member of the Melton construction crew took an afternoon to look for this plot and see the site's current condition. He found the grave based on the backdrop of the mountains in the photo. He found the plot with a replacement board in place of the Reverand's name.

The Project Manager contacted a Boulder historian through the City to help reunite this plaque to its original home. The City is so excited to return the plaque to the Reverand's gravestone finally.

The Melton crew, along with the City of Boulder will be reuniting the Reverand's plaque to his grave on the 9th street cemetery in a few weeks. We were happy to be able to restore a small piece of Boulder history.

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