Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications agency, received two gold Aster Awards and a bronze Aster Award for marketing pieces produced on behalf of healthcare and national association clients. Gold Aster Awards represent the top 5% in the nation, while bronze Aster Awards represent the top 16%.  The gold Aster Awards recognize two annual reports written and designed by BHC: the Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center’s “2024 Nursing Annual Report” and the

Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications agency, received a gold Aster Award for Wellness Matters, a quarterly magazine the agency writes and produces for Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center. The award-winning spring 2022 issue presents heart attack and stroke care. “Health care administrators, doctors, nurses and staff save lives every day, and

Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications agency, received two silver Aster Awards for health care publications created for Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Howard County General Hospital. The awards recognize the Directory of Physicians, a 100-page publication managed by BHC and distributed annually to Howard County residents, as well as Wellness Matters, a quarterly magazine

COLUMBIA, Md.—Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications firm, was selected to provide communications, public relations, social media, web management and marketing services for Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, the national association fighting sickle cell disease. “We’re excited to bring our 30 years of agency health care communications experience to serve Sickle Cell

COLUMBIA, Md.—Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications firm, received a Gold Aster Award for the 2020 Directory of Physicians the agency created for Howard County General Hospital. The Directory of Physicians is a 100-page publication distributed annually to Howard County residents that BHC writes and coordinates production, listing 1,000 physicians who practice at

COLUMBIA, Md.— Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications firm, named Kyri Jacobs as president and CEO. Jacobs joined BHC in 1992 and has served as president, executive vice president and vice president during her 27-year tenure. Bonnie Heneson, who founded BHC in 1990, will remain active in the business, working on client strategy

OWINGS MILLS/ COLUMBIA, Md.—Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications firm, received a 2018 Gold Aster Award for Wellness Matters, a quarterly magazine the agency writes, edits and designs for Howard County General Hospital. Gold Awards recognize entries with scores of 95 to 99 percent, placing them among the top 5 percent in the

OWINGS MILLS/ COLUMBIA, Md.—Bonnie K. Heneson, founder and CEO of Bonnie Heneson Communications, received an Icon Honors award from The Daily Record. Icon Honors recognize Maryland business leaders over the age of 60 for their success and demonstration of leadership both within and outside of their fields. “The Icon Honors recipients have been leaders of

OWINGS MILLS/ COLUMBIA, Md.—Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications firm, named Emma Day social media account executive. Day handles the social media and web content needs of BHC’s clients, specializing in content creation, social media management and blog writing. Prior to joining BHC, Day worked as communications and program coordinator for the nonprofit

OWINGS MILLS, Md.—Bonnie Heneson Communications (BHC), a full-service marketing communications agency with offices in Owings Mills and Columbia, received an Award of Excellence from the Public Relations Society of America’s Maryland chapter. The award recognizes BHC’s public information campaign on behalf of Calvert County, Maryland, publicizing the dangers of opiate use in the county. As