About Us
Vérité House Media Relations Agency
Aleah Hordges, Founder and CEO
Aleah Hordges has worked as a local television news reporter across four states, and is currently a news anchor for Good Morning Cincinnati.
After more than a decade in the industry, she has seen the news from multiple angles. Reporters dive deeply into the stories they cover, while anchors bring everything together, giving viewers a full picture of the day’s events.
It’s been an incredible journey, but she couldn’t ignore the mainstream media’s failure to cover minority communities enough. When these communities do appear in the news, they’re almost always portrayed in a negative light or only seasonally celebrated, like for Cinco de Mayo or in honor of Veterans Day.
Vérité House stands apart from other media relations companies by empowering minority business owners and helping them get the dignified coverage they deserve. As an industry veteran, Aleah knows exactly how that’s done.
Shifting the Narrative
Perception is not reality, but it drives reality—shaping the way the public views marginalized groups. When media outlets cover stories that reinforce common biases, it feeds into a vicious cycle, reinforcing bigotry and limiting opportunity.
Successful minority-owned businesses are a beacon of hope and inspiration to the communities they serve and society as a whole. It’s time we heard their stories, and we’ll help you tell yours.