Lowe Group, recognized as one of the investment industry's top 20 financial PR and digital marketing agencies, announced on October 13, 2026, that Stacy Vogel Davis has joined the firm as Media & Client Services Director. The strategic hire brings more than two decades of journalistic and communications experience to a firm that serves asset managers, ETF sponsors, wealth managers, and other financial services providers.
Davis's career began in newsrooms, where she spent nearly a decade honing her ability to translate complex information into clear, compelling stories. At the Milwaukee Business Journal, she covered banking, small business, technology, retail, restaurants, and tourism. She authored the paper's Table Talk column and blog, and became a familiar voice as a business news commentator on Fox 6-WITI TV, 620 WTMJ Radio, and WUWM's Lake Effect. As associate editor, she oversaw prominent sections including Forty Under 40, Women of Influence, Real Estate Awards, and Central City Business Awards. Her early career included reporting at The Janesville Gazette, where she covered local government, schools, business, and Rock County, following internships at the Kenosha News and the Daily Herald. She also contributed as a freelancer to the Milwaukee Business Journal and BizTimes Milwaukee.
Most recently, Davis served as communications director for The Water Council, a global nonprofit advancing water innovation and stewardship. There, she built relationships with national, trade, and local media, securing coverage in outlets including Forbes. She more than doubled the organization's LinkedIn following and led branding and launch strategy for a water stewardship verification program. Previously, she led public relations and publications for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee, providing communications leadership for a $25 million capital campaign launch.
Jody Lowe, president and founder of Lowe Group, emphasized the value of Davis's newsroom background. "Stacy spent years on the other side of the pitch, covering banking and business, so she knows what makes a story worth a reporter's time and what doesn't," Lowe said. "That newsroom instinct, combined with her in-house experience managing communications programs, is exactly what our asset management and wealth management clients need as they compete for attention in the crowded financial media. We're delighted to welcome her to the team."
Davis holds a bachelor of science degree in journalism, with a minor in Spanish, from Northwestern University. Her appointment underscores Lowe Group's commitment to delivering media relations and content services that resonate with financial journalists and target audiences. For industry observers, the move signals that financial PR agencies are increasingly prioritizing newsroom expertise to help clients cut through media noise. For asset and wealth managers, Davis's hiring could mean more effective storytelling and stronger media placements. For those interested in following the firm's insights, the LoweDown blog offers weekly commentary. As competition for investor attention intensifies, Lowe Group's investment in seasoned journalistic talent may set a precedent for how financial communications firms staff their teams.
