Jody Lowe.
President and Founder
Jody Lowe is president and founder of Lowe Group, an award-winning financial PR, investment communications, and digital marketing firm.
As an entrepreneur who has spent her entire career in the financial services industry, Jody Lowe shows up every day to help her clients build brand awareness and achieve their PR and marketing goals. She has cultivated strong relationships with top-tier media and helps leading asset management, RIAs and financial services firms build their brands, grow assets and gain market share. Her clients are regularly featured in the Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Pensions & Investments, Financial Times, Investment News and numerous industry publications. She regularly comments on PR and media strategy in the Lowe Down blog, contributes to financial publications and speaks at industry conferences.
Prior to launching The Lowe Group in 2003, Jody spent 16 years with Strong Financial Corporation where she directed media relations and corporate communications. She graduated with honors from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with majors in economics, political science and international relations.
Jody is deeply involved in the community supporting financial literacy and helping to build community resiliency. She is involved on the advisory board of Secure Futures (a youth financial literacy advocate), the campaign cabinet for United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties and is a member of Rotary Club of Milwaukee and Tempo Milwaukee. She serves on the board of the Wauwatosa Public Library Foundation and the Tempo Milwaukee Foundation.
When she isn’t managing her agency or helping clients, she is an investor, avid reader, gardener and hockey fan.
See Jody’s latest Insights.
Why you can’t let Compliance ban influencer partnerships
The investment industry has long worked with influencers—and to the industry’s benefit.
Our 2025 book recommendations for investment communications pros
Jody Lowe starts off the new year with her annual reading list.
Negative media coverage: how to respond
Hang in there, that’s just one story. Telling more stories will help broaden out and complete the picture of your firm