Lexington, Ky. — Creative marketing agency Cornett has promoted two executives within its Creative department. Kathy Martinolich is now a senior copywriter and Jason Majewski is a creative director. They will report to ECDs Whit Hiler and Tim Jones.
Martinolich is a prolific senior copywriter who loves to tell stories. In her two and a half years at the agency as a copywriter, she’s worked for clients including Tempur + Sealy, the University of Kentucky, UK HealthCare, VisitLEX, Sazerac, Lane’s End Farm, and Keeneland.
Martinolich’s projects have won national awards, and she has been recognized in top industry publications. From helicopter pads to heart surgeries, her career has led her to places no one would ever expect a copywriter to go. She helped shape UK HealthCare’s reputation with the award-winning “I Am/We Are Proof” campaign, an assignment she researched by observing open-heart surgery.
Jason Majewski is a newly minted creative director-wordsmith-strategist who has been at Cornett for nearly a decade. Formerly ACD, he has done noteworthy work for clients Tempur Sealy International, Procter & Gamble, Valvoline, A&W Restaurants, the University of Kentucky, UK Athletics, and UK HealthCare.
Majewski is on Cornett’s Vision team, which serves as the heart of the agency and ensures our purpose is known and everyone’s values are aligned. Other noteworthy accomplishments include branding Lexington’s signature Railbird Music Festival, creating an award-winning campaign for Kentucky’s #1 hospital, and helping break a Guinness World Record for “The World’s Loudest Indoor Crowd Roar.” He also co-hosts Lexington’s chapter of CreativeMornings monthly.
“Promoting Kathy and Jason was a no-brainer—they earned it in every way,” said Whit Hiler. “Aside from being thoughtful, talented, and dedicated creative partners for our clients, they embody Cornett’s vision and values and are always willing to go the extra mile. Beyond client work, they’ve each stepped up to contribute in ways that evolve our community and agency for the better. I couldn’t be prouder to call them friends and colleagues.”
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