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Jeremy draws on a varied background in public policy, political campaigns and event management to offer clients a comprehensive, integrated approach to communications. He has considerable experience in financial and public affairs communications, as well as in crisis management and strategic brand development. Jeremy previously worked in the communications and development department of Enterprise, one of the nation’s leading financiers and developers of affordable housing. He currently sits on the Board of Enterprise’s Gotham Society, as a member of the Communications Committee. Jeremy also has worked for Habitat for Humanity, as well as for elected officials at both the state and federal levels. He has managed events for a variety of organizations, involving well-known recording artists. Jeremy earned his B.A. in political science from Vassar College. |
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