The Perspective Behind the Work
Jesse Harding Campbell has always been the person who asks more than one question.
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When she started farm broadcasting, that meant asking her mentor about the markets until she understood not just what was happening, but how the pieces were interconnected and how they affected the farmers and ranchers listening. The questions may have driven him a little crazy, but they made her an award-winning broadcaster. They also shaped how she thinks about communications today: define the goal, understand the audience, and then determine the best way to get there.
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That's the thinking behind Marsh Wren Creative. Every project starts with the goal in mind. What are we trying to accomplish? Who needs to hear it? What will actually get us there? Sometimes the answer is a communications strategy. Sometimes it's a media opportunity, an event, a production project, or helping a team understand an audience or industry that is new to them. The work is figuring out what makes sense for that particular client and then making it happen.
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This mindset has led to nationally recognized client work, including two Agricultural Communicators Network (ACN) awards for for speech writing and media relations. But the goal isn't an award. It's doing work that helps a client get where they want to go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Marsh Wren Creative works with organizations, associations, businesses, and leadership teams that need communications support. Many of our clients work in farming and ranching, but you don't have to be an agricultural organization to benefit from our experience. We also work with organizations that need a better understanding of agricultural audiences, media, or the industry itself. Some clients bring us in for a specific project, while others rely on us as an extension of their team when they need additional expertise or capacity.
Absolutely! Many of Marsh Wren Creative's clients already have communications or marketing staff. Jesse is often brought in for specialized expertise in areas like media relations, media training, event planning, broadcasting, or strategic communications. She can work alongside an existing team, take the lead on a specific project, or step in when a team needs additional support to get something across the finish line.
Every organization has different communications needs, so every partnership looks a little different. Marsh Wren Creative provides project-based and retainer communications services for media relations, media training, event planning, press releases, executive messaging, talking points, podcast production, multimedia storytelling, and other strategic communications projects.
Agriculture has a complex story to tell, and communicating it well requires more than a passing familiarity with the industry. The right perspective can help connect what an organization knows with how its audiences, partners, and the media will hear it. An agricultural communications specialist brings that perspective to the table.
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With more than a decade of experience in agricultural journalism, farm broadcasting, and strategic communications, Jesse's background brings a unique understanding of both the industry and the people who make it work. She helps organizations communicate clearly, build trust, and tell stories that resonate with producers, partners, policymakers, and consumers alike.
Marsh Wren Creative is based in central Nebraska and works with agricultural organizations and businesses across the United States. With deep roots in agriculture and experience working throughout the industry, Jesse brings a practical understanding of the people, issues, and stories shaping agriculture today.
"Jesse is dependable, deeply invested in delivering quality work, and brings strong relationships and connections across the agricultural industry. She is someone we trust to represent our organization and consistently delivers beyond expectations."
- Kristine Dvoracek-Jameson, Executive Director, Nebraska Sorghum