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Marshall leads Brunswick’s Digital specialty in the UK, Europe, Africa, India and other key markets. He develops digital strategies to help clients solve complex communications challenges and advises clients on how to shape their organisation for digital success. He also leads Brunswick’s global strategic communications planning discipline.

Marshall has worked across a range of sectors, with particular experience in retail, consumer goods, energy, healthcare, and technology. Key clients include BP, Direct Line Group, Kenya Commercial Bank, BHP, and Visa. He has also worked with a number of FTSE100 CEOs and CFOs to develop and manage their digital profiles.

Before joining Brunswick, Marshall was UK CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations and EMEA Managing Director of Social, Digital and Content for Ogilvy & Mather. At Ogilvy, Marshall developed communications strategies and led digital and social media initiatives for British Airways, Irish Life, Safaricom, and many others.

Prior to Ogilvy, Marshall was EMEA Managing Director of Digital for Edelman, where he advised clients like Diageo, the BBC, BAE Systems, and Unilever on digital strategy and execution.

Previously, Marshall worked in U.S. political campaigns for ten years where he wrote speeches, TV and radio ads, and other communications for candidates and elected officials.

He has written and spoken extensively about digital and social media. In 2014, Marshall authored Facebook Zero, a widely cited paper which evaluated the consequences of the decline in organic reach for branded Facebook communities.

Marshall has lived in London since 2008 and became a British citizen in 2015. He is an enthusiastic if not very gifted photographer, and is interested in history, politics, travel, and food.

Marshall Manson

Mark co-chairs the global Cybersecurity and Privacy practice, helping clients prepare for and respond to cybersecurity incidents. A certified privacy professional and a former regulatory attorney, Mark offers insights and practical advice to clients addressing complex privacy issues. In addition to his work in cybersecurity and privacy, he also advises clients on a variety of matters including corporate communications, media relationships, thought leadership, and government affairs.

Mark has extensive experience within the US government, including 16 years with the Federal Communications Commission as well as service in all three branches of government. At the Department of Commerce, he oversaw a $5bn broadband infrastructure program.  Mark also served as counsel to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on telecommunications and technology matters.
 
Mark has led retained accounts, projects, and transactions with both public and privately-owned clients including AT&T, Facebook, GE, Abbott, and Southwest. He also serves as a board member for the Center for Democracy and Technology.

Mark Seifert

Jade is a Partner in the Dubai office and loves all things energy and tech. Having joined us in 2010, Jade has built a strong reputation as a thought leader, motivated to prove how critical communication and investor relations adds real value to a business.
He has experience at every level, from corporate profile raising to campaign planning, investor engagement to digital transformation. He co-leads our energy practice in the region and has been spotted advising and supporting clients locally, regionally and occasionally in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Jade started his career at a small London-based start-up, building his media experience by taking full responsibility for everything – strategy, content and execution, all the while running the company. The six-year journey saw him support over 40 clients and IPO more than a dozen small cap clients on the FTSE AIM market before embarking on a new adventure in Dubai. He joined Grayling in 2008, helping them bring their corporate and financial practice to life before heading to Brunswick. In addition to being a communicator and father of three, Jade spends time mentoring social entrepreneurs as part of a UAE-based impact accelerator programme.

Jade Mamarbachi

Philip is a Partner and Brunswick’s Group Head of Content, responsible for both the firm’s global content output and advising clients on a range of internal and external communications matters.

Before joining Brunswick, Philip Delves Broughton collaborated with corporate leaders and non-profit executives at organizations including Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, Apple and the Kauffman Foundation on a wide range of internal and external communications. From 2016 - 2018, he was a Managing Director and Senior Advisor on Media and Communications to the Executive Chairman of Banco Santander.

His books have appeared on The New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists and been published around the world. He has been a regular columnist for The Financial Times and bureau chief in New York and Paris for The Daily Telegraph newspaper.

He holds a BA from Oxford University in Classics and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Philip Delves Broughton

With Brunswick Arts since October 2017, Kim has worked with top cultural clients in North America including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Brooklyn Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cooper Hewitt/ Smithsonian Design Museum, The Frick Collection, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, and the public broadcaster [WNET](/org/wnet).

As the former Chief Communications Officer at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, Kim spent over ten years overseeing a 22-person marketing, communications, and graphic design team to implement the museum’s global brand. Her 20-year career at MoMA began in 1997 in Communications where she worked with top global media to amplify the museum’s leadership role in modern and contemporary art.

Previously, Kim was Director of Marketing and Communications at the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, New York. She holds a Masters’ degree in Communications Management from [Syracuse University](/org/syracuse-university), New York, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Kim has taught Marketing and Public Relations at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York and at Parsons, The New School for Design in New York, and guest lectured in the United States, U.K., Europe, and Australia.

Kim Mitchell

Jonathan Faull joined Brunswick after a distinguished career at the European Commission working at the highest level on a wide range of policies including competition, justice and home affairs, transport and financial services. As the Commission’s most senior British official his recent roles included Director-General Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, as well as Director-General of the Task Force for strategic issues related to the UK Referendum.

Jonathan became Director for Competition Policy at the Directorate-General for Competition in 1995, Deputy Director-General in charge of State aid in 1999 and Spokesman and Director-General of Press and Communication in 1999. He was Director-General of Justice and Home Affairs (later Justice, Freedom and Security) from 2003 to 2010 and then Director-General in charge of Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (FISMA) between 2010 and 2015. Latterly he has served as Director-General of the Task Force for Strategic Issues related to the UK Referendum.

He studied law at the [University of Sussex](/org/university-of-sussex) and has an MA from the College of Europe in Bruges. He has been a visiting lecturer at [Sciences Po](/org/sciences-po), a visiting fellow of the University of Cambridge Centre for European Legal Studies, a visiting professor at the College of Europe since 2009 and Emeritus Professor of Law at the Free University of Brussels (VUB) since 1989.

He is a visiting Professor at King's College, London and a member of the boards of the Jacques Delors Institute in Paris and the Centre for European Reform in London. Jonathan has also been named by the [University of Sussex](/org/university-of-sussex) as Honorary Professor and Fellow of UKTPO within the Business school, as well as Montague Burton Professor of International Relations at the University of Edinburgh.

Jonathan was knighted in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list in 2017 for services to UK relations with the European Union.

Jonathan Faull

Matt works with Brunswick and MerchantCantos to ensure we maximize the opportunity to provide integrated strategic and creative solutions for our clients. With more than 25 years experience within advertising agencies, Matt brings a consumer communications perspective to predominantly corporate communications challenges, and believes passionately in the importance of creativity in business.
Matt has also worked within client companies, most recently as Global Brand Director at Blinkbox, the digital entertainment company previously owned by [Tesco](/org/tesco).

He began his advertising career at Lintas, followed by [Leo Burnett](/org/leo-burnett) and then Bates Dorland, before joining TBWA in 1998. He spent 11 years helping it to become one of the UK’s most awarded creative agencies with clients including adidas, apple, Sony PlayStation, Mars, John Smith’s and Nissan. He was appointed CEO of the agency in 2006. He has also run his own consultancy specializing in brand strategy and design.

Matt Shepherd-Smith

Alessandro Iozzia is a Partner and the Head of Office in Milan for [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Alessandro has over 25 years of experience in Communications and has worked with some of the top companies in Italy. 

Alessandro started their career as a journalist for Italia Oggi and Milano Finanza. Alessandro then moved into the corporate world, heading up the external relations department for Camuzzi Gazometri SpA. 

In 2001, they joined Bonaparte 48 as a Senior Director. Alessandro spent four years there, working in crisis management and corporate and financial communications. 

In 2006, they became the Director of Communications and Corporate Identity for Indesit Company. Alessandro held this position for two years before moving on to start their own consultancy, Diasper Consultancy, in 2009. 

Alessandro ran their own consultancy for just over a year before joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in 2010. Alessandro has been with [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) ever since and is now a Partner and Head of Office in Milan.

Alessandro Iozzia studied journalism and communications at the Istituto per la Formazione al Giornalismo "Carlo De Martino" in Milan. Alessandro then attended the Liceo Classico Nicola Spedalieri, also in Milan.

Alessandro Iozzia reports to Janos Goenczoel, Managing Partner, Europe. Some of their coworkers include Meaghan Ramsey - Managing Partner, UK Co-Head, London Office, Hanna Bilir - Partner, Stockholm, and Fiona Claire Littig - Partner, Head of Office, Munich.

Alessandro Iozzia

Heather Salmond is currently the Head of Office in Abu Dhabi for [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Heather has over fifteen years of experience in corporate communications and financial public relations. 

Heather began their career at [Weber Shandwick](/org/cmgrp-inc) in 1996 as a senior consultant. In 2000, they moved to Skyscout/Unstrung/Other as the manager of corporate communications. From 2004 to 2010, Heather was the managing director at Abchurch Communications. During this time, they also worked with Bankside Consultants as an associate partner from 2001 to 2004. In 2011, Heather joined Hill+Knowlton Strategies as the head of their financial practice in the Middle East. Heather left Hill+Knowlton in 2012 to join Dunamis Capital (Dubai) LLC as their director of corporate communications. Heather Salmond has been with [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) since 2013 and is currently the Head of Office in Abu Dhabi.

Heather Salmond has a masters from the University of St. Andrews and a master of arts from Fettes College.

They are on a team with Francesca Scassellati Sforzolini - Partner, Brussels, Matt Shepherd-Smith - CEO and Partner, MerchantCantos, London and New York, and Marina Bidoli - Partner, Head of Office, Johannesburg. Heather Salmond reports to Neal Wolin, CEO. and Dominic Whiting - Partner, Abu Dhabi reports to Heather Salmond.

Heather Salmond

Ronald Schranz is currently a partner and the head of office in Vienna for [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) is a leading international communications firm. Ronald has over 25 years of experience as an adviser to leading international and Austrian companies on critical issues, politics, litigations, transactions, governance, responsibility, and sustainability. 

Prior to joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Ronald was the owner and chief consultant of Ronald Schranz International Consultancy from January 2004 to December 2008. Ronald Schranz International Consultancy is a firm that specializes in public relations and communications. 

Before Ronald Schranz International Consultancy, Ronald was the managing director of Hauska Austria & CEE / Fleishman-Hillard from February 2001 to June 2004. In this role, they were responsible for strategic relations advisory in Austria and CEE with own offices across CEE. Ronald was also an affiliate of Fleishman-Hillard for CEE. 

Ronald was also the managing partner of Icons GmbH / [Porter Novelli](/org/porter-novelli) from April 1997 to September 2001. Icons GmbH is a PR firm that specializes in technology and digital media. It was later sold to the biggest Austrian PR firm. 

Ronald has also held the positions of Head of Communications and spokesperson for two major political public-law associations in the Austrian economic and social partnership from January 1992 to December 1998. Ronald was also the media services manager for the Austrian Parliament from January 1991

Ronald Schranz's educational career is very diverse. Ronald has studied applied complexity science, philosophy, and strategy, security and defence. Ronald has also been a trainer and lecturer for figure skating and tennis. Additionally, they have a high school diploma from the Akademisches Gymnasium Wien Beethovenplatz and a certification from the Vienna Stock Exchange.

Their manager is Janos Goenczoel, Managing Partner, Europe. Ronald Schranz works with Meaghan Ramsey - Managing Partner, UK Co-Head, London Office, Peter Lindell - Partner, Stockholm, and Christian Weyand - Partner, Head of Office, Frankfurt.

Ronald Schranz

Rupert Young is currently a Senior Partner and Head of Brunswick Gulf in Dubai at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Prior to this, they were an Executive at Ludgate Communications from January 1994 to December 1997. Before that, they served as a Lieutenant in The Royal Dragoon Guards from January 1990 to December 1994.

Rupert Young's educational career includes attending the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, followed by studying for a BA Hons at the [University of East Anglia](/org/university-of-east-anglia). Rupert then attended [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school) Executive Education, before finally completing their education at [Eton College](/org/eton-college), UK.

A direct report to Rupert Young is and Adam Fothergill - Partner, MerchantCantos, Gulf. Their manager is Neal Wolin, CEO. They are on a team with Aurélia De Lapeyrouse - Partner, Paris, Janos Goenczoel - Managing Partner, Europe, and Jess Frost - Partner, London.

Rupert Young

Courtney Chiang Dorman is the Chief Business Officer of [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in San Francisco. Courtney has over 25 years of experience in the legal industry. Courtney began their career as a law clerk and then worked their way up to Senior Vice President, People and Strategy at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. In this role, they were responsible for the firm's human resources, diversity initiatives, and strategic planning. Courtney then became the Chief Operating Officer at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where they oversaw the firm's day-to-day operations and helped the firm navigate through a period of significant growth. In April 2019, Courtney joined [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a Partner and Chief Business Officer. In this role, they have helped drive and develop the firm's global sector and practice group strategy. Courtney is a passionate advocate for diversity in the legal profession and is committed to helping others reach their full potential.

Courtney Chiang Dorman has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from [Gettysburg College](/org/gettysburg-college).

They are on a team with Larry Yu - Partner, San Francisco, Mylene Mangalindan - Partner, San Francisco. Courtney Chiang Dorman reports to Ash Spiegelberg, Partner, Head of Office, San Francisco.

Courtney Chiang Dorman

Craig Mullaney is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Washington, D.C. Craig has over 20 years of experience in content strategy, operations, and product development. 

Craig started their career as a content strategist and product expert at Facebook, where they helped Fortune 500 CEOs and entrepreneurs develop a public presence on the platform. Craig also served as a trusted advisor to these influencers, helping them to leverage Facebook to manage their reputation, connect with specific target audiences, and shape their messages using the most appropriate formats and features. In addition, Craig was responsible for developing partnerships with media brands and major events to elevate the voices of public figures. 

After Facebook, Craig became the Senior Vice President of Content, Operations, and Strategy at Ustream, Inc. (which was acquired by IBM). In this role, they were responsible for overseeing all aspects of content strategy, operations, and product development for the company. Craig successfully grew the company’s audience from 10 million to 60 million monthly unique viewers during their tenure. 

Most recently, Craig has been working as a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Washington, D.C., where they advise clients on strategic communications and crisis management. Craig has extensive experience in both traditional and digital media, and they are a thought leader in the area of social media and reputation management.

Craig Mullaney graduated salutatorian from the United States Military Academy at West Point with a BS in Theirtory. Craig then became a Rhodes Scholar and attended the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford), where they received an MSt in Diplomatic Theirtory and an MSc in Economic Theirtory. Finally, they earned a diploma from Bishop Hendricken High School.

Some of their coworkers include Emma Schultz - Partner, Washington, D.C., Patti Solis Doyle - Partner, Washington, D.C., and Rebecca Glover - Director, Washington, D.C.. Their manager is George Little, Partner, Head of Office, Washington, D.C..

Craig Mullaney

Christophe Guibeleguiet is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to joining Brunswick, Christophe served as the Co-CEO of GlobeScan, where they managed and led the geographic expansion of the firm. Christophe has also advised ExCo and Corporate Affairs leaders at global FMCG, financial services, pharmaceutical, extractive, and telecom companies as well as international NGOs on aligning their corporate purpose with the business strategy, policies and programmes and stakeholder engagement activities. In addition, Christophe has helped senior management design and implement enterprise-wide stakeholder reputation management systems and organisational frameworks for stakeholder engagement.

Before their time at GlobeScan, Christophe served as Europe Director (Research & Insights Practice) at [Edelman](/org/edelman) from December 2005 to March 2009. In this role, Christophe was responsible for providing insights to clients on how to build trust with consumers and citizens. Prior to [Edelman](/org/edelman), Christophe was Research Director at Echo Research from January 2001 to December 2005.

Christophe Guibeleguiet has a Master's Degree in Political Science from [Université Panthéon Assas](/org/universite-paris-ii-pantheon-assas) (Paris II) and a Bachelor's Degree in Communications and Politics from the same school. Christophe also has a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from [Université Toulouse 1 Capitole](/org/universite-toulouse-1-capitole).

Christophe Guibeleguiet reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. They are on a team with Alice Huntley - Partner, London, Ayesha Bharmal - Partner, London, and Andrew Porter - Partner, London.

Christophe Guibeleguiet

Jarrad Comley is a partner at MerchantCantos in London. Jarrad has over 17 years of experience in the creative industry, with a focus on corporate communications. 

Comley started their career at Black Sun in January 2002 as a senior designer. Jarrad was promoted to design director within two years, and then to creative director in 2007. In this role, they oversaw a team of designers and production staff. Black Sun is a fast-paced and successful corporate communications business, and Comley was a key member during the company's years of growth and success. 

Comley has extensive experience working on large corporate projects across multiple channels. Jarrad has a solid understanding of CSR and sustainability, and has worked with customer loyalty programs and customer publishing for large retail corporations. Jarrad has also been involved in naming programs for campaign and loyalty initiatives. Jarrad's experience spans across various sectors, with a focus on oil & gas, mining, energy, property, finance, tobacco, insurance, luxury, travel, telecommunications, and retail.

Jarrad Comley studied graphic design at the [University of South Australia](/org/university-of-south-australia) and Westminster School.

Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. Some of their coworkers include Alice Huntley - Partner, London, Azadeh Varzi - Partner, London, and Daisuke Tsuchiya - Partner, London.

Jarrad Comley

Toby Low is a partner and managing director at MerchantCantos, a London-based firm. Toby has over 20 years of experience in the media industry. 

Low started their career as a news producer at EBN in 1993. Toby then moved to APTN in 2001, where they served as business development manager. In 1998, they joined BBC as a senior broadcast journalist. 

In 1999, Low became director of programmes at The Money Channel. Toby held this position until 2002, when they joined Medialink as head of business development. Low managed existing client relationships and sought out new business opportunities at Medialink. 

In 2007, Low left Medialink to become UK managing director at World Television. Toby held this position until 2011. Low then joined [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a partner and managing director.

Toby Low received their Bachelor of Arts in Geography from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford). Toby then attended Radley College and Summer Fields.

They work with James Dray - Partner, London, Alexandra Abreu Loureiro - Partner, London, and Simon Maine - Partner, London. Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. Some individuals on their team include Pip Green - Partner, London, Simone Selzer - Partner, London, and Rick Sellers - Partner, MerchantCantos, London.

Toby Low

Darren McDermott is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Darren has over 20 years of experience in the media industry, including previous roles as Online Editorial Director at The Industry Standard, Editor/Editor in Chief at WorldlyInvestor.com, and Deputy Managing Editor at WSJ.com.

Darren Mcdermott has a MA in Journalism from Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism and a BA in Asian Studies, Anthropology from [Amherst College](/org/amherst-college).

Darren Mcdermott works with Ellen Moskowitz - Senior Partner, New York, Kim Mitchell - Partner, New York, and Maria Gianoutsos - Global Managing Partner, People, New York. Their manager is Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York.

Darren Mcdermott

Shahed Fakhari Larson is a partner at Brunswick Group in New York. Shahed specializes in reputation and strategic communications with a focus on the tech, consumer and financial services sectors. Shahed has a demonstrable track record of successful high risk problem-solving and positioning for Fortune 500, newly public and growth stage companies, including operational crises; policy and geopolitical challenges; litigation; regulatory investigations; management transitions; culture and conduct matters; and mergers and acquisitions. Shahed is also a member of the firm's crisis and litigation offers, advising institutions facing complex legal matters impacting numerous stakeholders, including class action litigation, trademark disputes, shareholder litigation and regulatory matters. Shahed launched and led the firm’s Workplace Culture and Conduct offer, advising clients on strategies to make meaningful progress on challenges related to discrimination, harassment and trust in the workplace. Shahed is a member of the firm’s U.S. Operating Committee and head of the firm’s global Clearance Committee, overseeing the identification, assessment and management of potential conflicts of interest as well as reputational and ethical risks for the firm.

Shahed Fakhari Larson earned their J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center and their B.A. in Political Science and Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles.

They are on a team with Ellen Moskowitz - Senior Partner, New York, Michael O'Looney - Partner, New York, and Kim Mitchell - Partner, New York. Shahed Fakhari Larson reports to Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York.

Shahed Fakhari Larson

Ian Roe is a Partner at MerchantCantos, London and was previously the Director of Financial Reporting at [Angi](/org/angi-homeservices) from March 2021 to September 2021. Prior to that, they were the Sr Manager of Financial Reporting at HomeAdvisor from April 2017 to March 2021. Roe began their career as a Financial Reporting Manager at [Western Union](/org/western-union) from September 2013 to April 2017. Ian then worked as an Audit Manager at [KPMG](/org/kpmg) from July 2006 to September 2013.

Ian Roe's educational career consists of completing a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accounting from [University of Denver](/org/university-of-denver)'s Daniels College of Business.

Some of their coworkers include Phil Ireland - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, Philip Delves Broughton - Partner, Group Head of Content - London, and Diana Vaughton - Partner, London. Ian Roe reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Ian Roe

Jonathan Doorley is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Jonathan has over a decade of experience in the communications industry, having previously worked at Sard Verbinnen & Co. from 2006 to 2017.

At Sard Verbinnen, Doorley was a partner and managing director. Jonathan was responsible for launching the firm's London office in 2013 and served on the firm's management committee. Doorley has extensive experience advising clients on strategic communications to manage reputation and drive value.

Jonathan Doorley has a Master's in Business Administration from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School and a Bachelor's degree in Theirtory from [Wake Forest University](/org/wake-forest-university).

They are on a team with Jane Reiss - Managing Partner, MerchantCantos' New York, Tim Daubenspeck - Partner, New York, and Maria Figueroa Kupcu - Partner, Head of Office, New York. Jonathan Doorley reports to Nik Deogun, CEO of the Americas and U.S. Senior Partner.

Jonathan Doorley

Yasmin Brooks is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to this, they worked as a client account manager at Digital Broadcasters from March 2013 to February 2014. Before that, they were an associate vendor support manager at Syscap from September 2012 to February 2013. Her previous position was as a graduate salesperson at CHG-MERIDIAN from October 2011 to May 2012.

Yasmin Brooks graduated from the [University of Westminster](/org/university-of-westminster).

Yasmin Brooks reports to Toby Low, Partner, Managing Director, MerchantCantos, London. Yasmin Brooks works with Pip Green - Partner, London, Rick Sellers - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, and Simone Selzer - Partner, London.

Yasmin Brooks

Sunitha Chalam is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Sunitha has over fifteen years of experience in the public sector, including positions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Singapore and Hill+Knowlton Strategies. Chalam has a deep understanding of government relations and has been successful in developing and executing communications strategies for a variety of clients.

Sunitha Chalam has a degree in Political Science from [Sciences Po Grenoble](/org/sciences-po-grenoble). Sunitha has also studied Economics and Finance.

They work with Joseph Chi-lun Lo - Partner, Cynthia Meng - Partner, Hong Kong, and Quinton Chan - Partner. Their manager is Kate Holgate, Partner, Head of Office - Hong Kong.

Sunitha Chalam

Sarah West is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Sarah has over fifteen years of experience in corporate communications and marketing, and has spent the last six years with [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Prior to joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Sarah was the Head of Corporate Marketing for EMEA at BlackBerry, and before that they were the Director of Corporate Communications at Orchestream. Sarah has a proven track record in developing and executing effective communications strategies, and has extensive experience working with global media.

Sarah West has a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature/Letters from [King's College London](/org/kings-college-london).

They are on a team with Philip Delves Broughton - Partner, Group Head of Content - London, James McCobb - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, and Ayesha Bharmal - Partner, London. Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Sarah West

Robert Moran is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Robert Moran served as President of US operations for [Edelman](/org/edelman), a global communications firm. In this role, they oversaw [Edelman](/org/edelman)'s research firm, StrategyOne, which had $20M in annual revenue and employed over 70 people across 9 offices in 3 different business lines. 

Under Robert Moran's leadership, StrategyOne grew to be one of the leading insights firms in the US. Robert formed the company's in-house data visualization function and built a new business support function to increase the speed of proposal generation and efficiency of business development efforts. In 2011, StrategyOne was named the 5th fastest growing major US research firm between 2005 and 2010 by Inside Research.

In addition to their work at [Edelman](/org/edelman), Robert Moran has also advised on the [Edelman](/org/edelman) Trust Barometer, a global survey of elite trust in institutions and industries.

Robert Moran has a certificate in The Oxford Scenarios Programme from Saïd Business School at [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford) as well as a certificate in Strategic Foresight from [University of Houston](/org/university-of-houston). Their undergraduate degree is in Political Science and Theirtory from [Ohio University](/org/ohio-university).

They are on a team with Craig Mullaney - Partner, Washington, D.C., Mark Seifert - Partner, Washington, D.C., and Alex Finnegan - Partner, Washington, D.C.. Robert Moran reports to George Little, Partner, Head of Office, Washington, D.C..

Robert Moran

Rebekah Metts-Childers is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Chicago. Rebekah has over 15 years of experience in the communications field, with a focus on the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. 

Rebekah began their career as a Senior Associate at Burson-Marsteller in 2003, before being promoted to Manager of Corporate Communications two years later. In 2007, they joined Takeda Pharmaceuticals as a Manager of Community and Association Relations. Rebekah quickly rose through the ranks at Takeda, becoming Head of Communications for European Development in 2012, Director of Corporate Communications in 2013, and Senior Manager of International Operations Communications in 2009. 

In 2015, Rebekah left Takeda to join Gagen MacDonald as a Senior Communications Consultant and Executive Leader. Rebekah stayed with the company for three years before joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a Partner in 2018. 

Throughout their career, Rebekah has demonstrated their ability to develop and implement successful communications strategies that drive business objectives and help organizations achieve their goals. Rebekah is a strategic thinker with a track record of delivering results, and they are passionate about helping their clients navigate complex challenges and achieve their desired outcomes.

Rebekah Metts-Childers has a coaching certification from iPEC Coaching in executive, professional, and life coaching. Rebekah also has a bachelor's degree in journalism/public relations from [Ohio University](/org/ohio-university). Additionally, they have a certification from the School of Life.

Some of their coworkers include Carol Roos - Partner, Chicago, Dave Carlson - Partner, Chicago. Rebekah Metts-Childers reports to Jayne Rosefield, Partner, Head of Office, Chicago.

Rebekah Metts-Childers

Di Munro is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Johannesburg. Di has over 15 years of experience working in the human resources and events field. Prior to joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Di worked as an HR Administrative Assistant at American Realty Capital from May 2014 to June 2015. From December 2005 to June 2013, Di worked as a Convention Manager at the New York Marriott Marquis. Di began their career in 2002 as an Event Coordinator at Marriott International Orange County Sales Office, where they worked for two years.

Di Munro has a Bachelor of Science in Hotel, Motel, and Restaurant Management from California State Polytechnic University-Pomona.

Some of their coworkers include Itumeleng Mahabane - Partner, Johannesburg, Timothy Schultz - Partner, Johannesburg, and Iris Sibanda - Partner, Johannesburg. Di Munro reports to Marina Bidoli, Partner, Head of Office, Johannesburg.

Di Munro

Tereza Kaneta is a Partner, Head of Office, Sao Paulo at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Tereza has over 16 years of experience in the investor relations and capital markets industry. Prior to joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Ms. Kaneta served as President & CEO LatAm IR Division at MZGROUP from March 2004 to April 2012. Tereza also worked as an Investment Banking Associate at [Deutsche Bank](/org/deutsche-bank) from January 2002 to December 2002 and as an Investor Relations professional at Vivo from January 2000 to December 2001. Ms. Kaneta started their career as a Research Analyst at Banco Votorantim from January 1996 to December 2000. Tereza holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Universidade de Sao Paulo.

Tereza Kaneta has a MBA from Columbia Business School in Finance and International Business, as well as a Bachelor of Science from Universidade de São Paulo in Electrical Engineering. Tereza also has a Strategic IQ: Creating Smarter Corporations certification from Harvard Business School Executive Education.

They work with Lauren Nadig - Partner, US Head of Operations, Dallas, Peter Dillon - Managing Partner, Brunswick Arts, New York, and Jayne Rosefield - Partner, Head of Office, Chicago. Tereza Kaneta reports to Nik Deogun, CEO of the Americas and U.S. Senior Partner. A direct report to Tereza Kaneta is and Roberta Lippi - Partner, Sao Paulo.

Tereza Kaneta

Janos Goenczoel is a managing partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Janos has over 25 years of experience in the public relations industry. Prior to joining Brunswick, they were a corporate vice president at Siemens AG and chairman of European practices at [Weber Shandwick](/org/cmgrp-inc). Janos also served as Geschäftsführer at BSMG Worldwide Deutschland and founded MPC Agentur für Unternehmenskommunikation.

Janos Goenczoel started their educational career in 1981 when they studied law at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.

Some direct reports include Meaghan Ramsey - Managing Partner, UK Co-Head, London Office, Ronald Schranz - Partner, Head of Office, Vienna, and Paul Scott - Partner, Frankfurt. They work with Jeehan Balfaqaih - Partner, Head of Dubai, Heather Salmond - Head of Office, Abu Dhabi, and Marina Bidoli - Partner, Head of Office, Johannesburg. Their manager is Neal Wolin, CEO.

Janos Goenczoel

Will Carnwath is a Partner, Head of Office, Singapore at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Will has over 15 years of experience in investment banking and capital markets. 

Will Carnwath started their career in 2000 as a Non Commissioned Officer, UK Reserve Forces. In 2001, they joined [Nomura](/org/nomura) as an Associate in Investment Banking. Will was with [Nomura](/org/nomura) for four years before joining [Piper Jaffray](/org/piper-jaffray) in 2005 as Senior Vice President. Will Carnwath was with [Piper Jaffray](/org/piper-jaffray) for four years before joining [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in 2009.

Will Carnwath has a BSc in Immunology from the University of St Andrews and also has certification from the UK Ministry of Defence in UK Security clearance (Developed Vetted).

Their manager is Tim Payne, Senior Partner, Head of Asia. A direct report to Will Carnwath is and Joanna Donne - Partner, Singapore. Will Carnwath works with Yoichiro Sato - Partner, Tokyo, David Ashton - Partner, Tokyo.

Will Carnwath

Robin Wrench is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to this, they were Head of Pan-European Financial Specialist Sales at [Macquarie Group](/org/macquarie-group) from December 2009 to November 2011. Before that, they were with Fox-Pitt, Kelton as part of the specialist sales team focused on institutional long-only & HF clients in the UK & Netherlands from February 2009 to December 2009.

Ms. Wrench began their career at Goldman Sachs in August 2004 as a European Banks Marketing Analyst & Benelux Banks analyst. Robin then moved to ISIS Asset Management as a US Equity Fund Manager in November 2001. From August 1998 to November 2001, they were a US Financials Analyst at Deutsche Asset Management.

Robin Wrench attended St. Albans School before studying for a B.A. in Modern Theirtory at the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford). Robin then completed an M.A. in Theirtorical Research at [Durham University](/org/durham-university) and an M.A. (Hons.) in Mediaeval Theirtory at the University of St Andrews.

Some of their coworkers include Andrew Porter - Partner, London, Simon Maine - Partner, London, and Azhar Khan - Partner, London. Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Robin Wrench

Duncan McCourt is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Duncan has over 20 years of experience in political and economic consulting, including high-level positions in the UK government and private sector. 

McCourt began their career as an analyst in European equity strategy at Credit Suisse First Boston and JPMorgan. In 2005, they became an assistant to Peter Viggers, MP, and then took on the role of Fresh Start Project Director for Andrea Leadsom MP in 2010. In this role, McCourt was responsible for delivering the Fresh Start Project, a comprehensive review of the UK's relationship with the EU. Duncan also managed Leadsom's office during their time as an MP. 

In 2015, McCourt left their position with Leadsom to become Special Advisor to the Foreign Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Duncan advised on European issues and helped shape UK policy during a time of great uncertainty surrounding Brexit. In 2016, they left the Foreign Office to become Chief of Staff and Special Adviser to the Chancellor at HM Treasury. In this role, McCourt provided political and policy advice to the Chancellor on a range of issues, including Brexit. Duncan left HM Treasury in 2019 to join [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a Partner.

Duncan Mccourt reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. Duncan Mccourt works with Jarrad Comley - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, David Litterick - Partner, London, and Toby Low - Partner, Managing Director, MerchantCantos, London.

Duncan Mccourt

Justine Harris is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Justine has over 20 years of experience in strategic communications and sustainability. 

Justine started their career in 1989 as an Account Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising Worldwide, Inc. Justine then spent 13 years as the Director of Strategy & Strategic Communications at Jewish Care. In 2012, they joined Vodafone Group Plc as their Global Head of Sustainable Business, a role they held until 2020. 

Justine has a proven track record in developing and executing communications strategies that create tangible business outcomes. Justine is an expert in issues management, crisis communications, and change communications.

Justine Harris studied business studies with a focus on marketing at City of London Polytechnic. Prior to that, they completed their A levels in English, French, and Economics at South Hampstead High School.

They work with David Litterick - Partner, London, Jon Miller - Partner, London, and Carole Cable - Partner, London. Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Justine Harris

Dan Roberts is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Dan has over 25 years of experience in journalism, with a focus on business and politics. 

Dan began their career in 1993 as a news reporter for the Yorkshire Evening Press. Dan then moved to the Birmingham Post where they worked as a business reporter for two years. In 1998, they joined the Daily Telegraph as a business correspondent, covering telecoms and technology. Dan then spent six years as the editor of Lombard, a daily UK business column for the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times). 

In 2006, Dan became the deputy editor of The Sunday Telegraph, with responsibility for the paper's politics, foreign affairs and business departments. Dan also wrote a weekly column. In 2008, they left The Sunday Telegraph to join The Guardian as their Brexit policy editor. Dan covered the story of Britain's departure from the European Union until 2018, when they joined [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group).

Dan Roberts' educational career includes completing a Bachelor of Arts in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the [University of York](/org/university-of-york). Dan also has a Diploma in Newspaper Journalism from Westminster Press Training College, Hastings.

Dan Roberts reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. Some of their coworkers include Andrew Fenwick - Co-founder, Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer, London, Ian Roe - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, and Tim Danaher - Partner, London.

Dan Roberts

Nick Howard is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to this, they were Executive Director at [Edelman](/org/edelman) from November 2011 to December 2016. Nick has also worked as Retail Communication Director at [Lloyds Banking Group](/org/lloyds-banking-group) from September 2009 to November 2011 and Head of EMEA Workforce Engagement & Change at Mercer from May 2001 to September 2009.

Nick Howard reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. They are on a team with Helen James - Chief Operating Officer, London, Phil Drew - Partner, London, and Laura Buchanan - Chief Client Officer, London.

Nick Howard

Phil Drew is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Phil has over fifteen years of experience in strategic communications, corporate reputation, sustainable business, brand positioning, complex supply chain issues, and high profile, high stakes consumer agendas. 

Before Brunswick, Phil was the head of communications at Climate Week, where they devised and directed the national communications strategy for the UK's major new climate change initiative. This work included coordinating the official campaign involvement of 12 major central government departments, parliamentary select committee and grassroots political engagement. 

 Phil has also worked as a director at Fishburn Hedges, advising a number of the world's largest blue chip companies on strategic communications. Their clients have included major multinationals from Nestle to Shell, BT Group to SABMiller ABInBev.

Phil Drew has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the [University of Cambridge](/org/university-of-cambridge).

Their manager is Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. They are on a team with Diana Vaughton - Partner, London, Katharine Peacock - Partner, London, and Nina Coad - Partner, London.

Phil Drew

Rurik Ingram is a Senior Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Rurik has over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, including senior positions at Daiwa Europe Ltd, Banque Nationale de Paris, Nomura International plc, JP Morgan Securities Ltd, and Salomon Brothers. Rurik began their career at Paribas Becker Ltd in 1982.

Rurik Ingram has an MBA from The Wharton School, a BA in Economics from [Yale University](/org/yale-university), and a Baccalaureat in Physical Sciences from Ecole des Roches.

Some of their coworkers include Daisuke Tsuchiya - Partner, London, Justine Harris - Partner, London, and Jonathan Glass - Partner, London. Rurik Ingram reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Rurik Ingram

Brendan Riley is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Brendan has over 10 years of experience providing strategic communications counsel to companies engaged in complex situations, including crises, management changes, restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, and shareholder activism defense.

Brendan started their career as an Associate at Milbank LLP, where they represented a broad range of corporate and institutional clients in commercial litigation matters. Brendan then spent two years as a Senior Account Executive at Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher, before joining Teneo Holdings as Vice President in September 2013.

Brendan has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that companies face when undergoing transformative events. Brendan provides clear and concise advice to help their clients navigate these challenges and achieve their desired outcomes.

Brendan Riley earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from [The University of Texas at Austin](/org/the-university-of-texas-at-austin), where they majored in finance and Spanish. Brendan then attended Boston University School of Law, where they obtained their Juris Doctor. Afterward, they completed a law program at [Universidad Pontificia Comillas](/org/universidad-pontificia-comillas) in Madrid, Spain. Finally, they earned a degree in business administration and management from Esade Business School in Barcelona, Spain.

Brendan Riley reports to Peter Dillon, Managing Partner, Brunswick Arts, New York. Some of their coworkers include Brian Buckley - Partner, New York, Kevin Helliker - Partner & Editor, Brunswick Review, New York, and Raul Damas - Partner, New York.

Brendan Riley

Blake Sonnenshein is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Prior to Brunswick, they were the Director at The Glover Park Group where they provided public affairs for financial services and real estate development firms. Blake has also worked as an Analyst at Kekst and Company where they provided financial communications counsel to clients in the consumer and luxury goods space.

Blake Sonnenshein received a BA in Communications and American Blake'story from the [University of Pennsylvania](/org/university-of-pennsylvania). Blake then went on to receive an MPA in public policy analysis from NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Lastly, they attended Rye Country Day School.

Blake Sonnenshein works with Ellen Moskowitz - Senior Partner, New York, Bob Christie - Partner, New York, and Darren Mcdermott - Partner, New York. Blake Sonnenshein reports to Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York.

Blake Sonnenshein

Rory Macpherson is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Sydney. Prior to this, they were the Investor Relations Director at [Suntech](/org/suntech-machine) from September 2007 to April 2013. Rory has also worked as a Consultant at Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide from January 2006 to August 2007, and as a Project Manager at BOSSART LLC (Beijing) from January 2001 to December 2003.

Rory Macpherson has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Chinese from the [University of Sydney](/org/university-of-sydney), as well as a Bachelor of Commerce in International Relations from the same school. Rory attended Sydney Grammar School for their secondary education.

Rory Macpherson

Michael O'Looney is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. 

Michael was previously the Head of Communications at Elliott Management Corporation from August 2014 to May 2019. Prior to that, they were Managing Director and Head of Corporate Communications at [Barclays](/org/barclays) from May 2009 to May 2014, where they were responsible for head of corporate communications for the Americas. 

Before joining [Barclays](/org/barclays), they were Managing Director of Corporate Communications at Merrill Lynch from February 2004 to March 2009. Prior to Merrill Lynch, they served as Deputy Commissioner Public Information for the New York City Police Department from January 2002 to January 2004, where they were a senior advisor to Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and the chief spokesperson for the NYPD. 

Michael began their career in journalism as a Correspondent for CBS Evening News from January 1999 to December 2001, and then as a Reporter/Anchor for WCBS Television from September 1996 to December 2001. Michael started their career as a Reporter at NY1 News from January 1993 to December 1996.

Michael O'Looney reports to Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York. Some of their coworkers include Darren Mcdermott - Partner, New York, Blake Sonnenshein - Partner, New York, and Ellen Moskowitz - Senior Partner, New York.

Michael O'Looney

Charis Gresser is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Charis has over fifteen years of experience working in the fields of public health, policy, and journalism. 

Gresser began their career as a columnist and reporter for the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) and the Daily Telegraph. For two years, they served as a corporate reporter and contributor to the Questor column on investments for the Daily Telegraph. In 2000, they became a strategy and development analyst for Pearson. 

Gresser moved into the public health sector in 2001 when they became a policy analyst for [Oxfam](/org/oxfam). Charis spent three years in this role before moving to the [United Nations](/org/united-nations) in 2003, where they served as a co-editor for one year. In 2011, they became head of research at Meteos, a position they held for two years before joining public health england as a scientific writer in 2013. 

Gresser has been with [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) since October 2015.

Charis Gresser has a Master of Science in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine at the [University of London](/org/university-of-london), as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford).

Some of their coworkers include Fiona Micallef-Eynaud - Partner, London, William Medvei - Partner, London, and Nick Cosgrove - Partner, London. Charis Gresser reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Charis Gresser

Jeanmarie McFadden is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Prior to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), they were a consultant from September 2018 to May 2019. Before becoming a consultant, Jeanmarie was the Chief Communications Officer at [MetLife](/org/metlife) from March 2014 to July 2018. Her career in communications began at [Credit Suisse](/org/credit-suisse) where they were the Co-Head of US Corporate Communications from January 2000 to December 2006. Jeanmarie then became the Global Head of Corporate Affairs at [Morgan Stanley](/org/morgan-stanley) from January 2006 to December 2013. Her first role at [Morgan Stanley](/org/morgan-stanley) was as the Head of Media Relations from January 1990 to April 2000.

Jeanmarie McFadden attended The College of New Jersey, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology.

Jeanmarie McFadden reports to Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York. They work with Michael O'Looney - Partner, New York, Blake Sonnenshein - Partner, New York, and Shahed Fakhari Larson - Partner, New York.

Jeanmarie McFadden

Raul Damas is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in New York. Raul has over fifteen years of experience in the public and private sector, including senior positions at [Purdue Pharma](/org/purdue-pharma-l-p), [Pfizer](/org/pfizer), the Republican National Committee, and [The White House](/org/the-white-house). In 2001, they founded Latino Opinions, one of the first research firms to focus on the Latino community in the United States. Raul has been recognized as one of the most influential Theirpanics in America by both Theirpanic Business Magazine and Theirpanic Trends Magazine.

Raul Damas received their MBA from Columbia Business School, their Masters in Political Management from The George Washington University, and their Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from [Villanova University](/org/villanova-university). Raul also has a bachelors degree from Christian Brothers Academy.

Raul Damas reports to Peter Dillon, Managing Partner, Brunswick Arts, New York. Some of their coworkers include Brian Buckley - Partner, New York, Brendan Riley - Partner, New York, and Kevin Helliker - Partner & Editor, Brunswick Review, New York.

Raul Damas

Alastair Morton is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Alastair has over 9 years of experience in the communications industry. Prior to joining Brunswick, Alastair was an Account Planner at JWT and a Communications Strategist at [MindShare](/org/mindsharenetwork). Alastair has also worked as an Analyst at The Futures Company and as a WPP Fellow at WPP. Alastair began their career as a Summer Intern at Ogilvy & Mather in 2003.

Alastair Morton started their educational career by obtaining a BA in Maths and Philosophy from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford). Alastair then went on to obtain a DPhil in Maths from the same university.

They are on a team with Diana Vaughton - Partner, London, Azhar Khan - Partner, London, and Tim Danaher - Partner, London. Alastair Morton reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Alastair Morton

Caroline Daniel is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Caroline was previously the Editor of the Weekend FT from June 2010 to May 2016, where they led a team of 60 people in producing more than 100k words every week. Prior to that, they were the Comment and Analysis Editor at the FT from January 2008 to December 2009, where they managed a team of 12 editors and was responsible for all of the FT’s opinion page, analysis page, Business Life and Business Education pages, overseeing senior FT columnists and outside commentators. Caroline also ran the oped page during the financial crisis. Caroline began their career at the FT as a White House correspondent from January 2005 to December 2007.

Caroline Daniel's educational career would involve their studying history at Cambridge University's St John's College. Caroline would likely get good grades and be in the first class.

They are on a team with Charis Gresser - Partner, London, Jon Miller - Partner, London, and Marshall Manson - Partner, London. Caroline Daniel reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Caroline Daniel

Antoine Soussaline is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Antoine has over 15 years of experience in digital strategy and implementation and has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world. Prior to joining Brunswick, Antoine was the Director of Digital Strategy at HOPSCOTCH Groupe, where they led the digital strategy for the group's agencies. Before that, they were the Head of Digital at Edelman Paris, where they were responsible for developing, managing and implementing social strategy and implementation for leading technology and consumer brands. Antoine has also worked as a Design Director and Web Design Lead.

Some of their coworkers include Elaine Li - Partner, Joseph Chi-lun Lo - Partner, and Cara O'Brien - Partner, Hong Kong. Antoine Soussaline reports to Kate Holgate, Partner, Head of Office - Hong Kong.

Antoine Soussaline

Elaine Li is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Elaine was previously the Investor Relations Director & Secretary to the Board at CSUN - CHINA SUNERGY (CSUN) from November 2010 to December 2014. In this role, they were responsible for the company's PR activities, news releases, media interactions, etc. Elaine also maintained productive relations with the firm's investment bankers, the specialists in its stock, major broker-dealers, and institutional investors who follow the company or hold sizeable positions in its securities. Elaine Li has extensive experience in capital markets and investor relations and is a valuable asset to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group).

Elaine Li has a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from Nanjing University.

Elaine Li reports to Kate Holgate, Partner, Head of Office - Hong Kong. Elaine Li works with Quinton Chan - Partner, Tom Deegan - Partner, Hong Kong, and Sunitha Chalam - Partner.

Elaine Li

Helen James is the current Chief Operating Officer of [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to this, they were a Non Executive Director of The Mercantile Investment Trust PLC from September 2011 to May 2021. Before that, they were the CEO of Investis from January 2000 to January 2017.

Helen James reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London. They are on a team with Jon Miller - Partner, London, Toby Low - Partner, Managing Director, MerchantCantos, London, and Dan Roberts - Partner, London.

Helen James

Michael Wedell is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Berlin. Michael previously worked at METRO AG from November 2009 to June 2019, where they were an employee.

Michael Wedell studied Catholic theology, social studies, and education at the Free University of Berlin. After completing their Staatsexamen, they worked as a teacher and educational researcher.

They are on a team with Ronald Schranz - Partner, Head of Office, Vienna, Henrik Bernitz - Partner, Stockholm, and Peter Lindell - Partner, Stockholm. Michael Wedell reports to Janos Goenczoel, Managing Partner, Europe.

Michael Wedell

Bill Pendergast is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Dallas. Prior to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), they served as general manager for one of Fleishman-Hillard's largest offices from January 1998 to December 2013. From January 1996 to December 1998, they were director of communications at Ameritech and managed all communications and served as lead spokesperson for the company's consumer services division (its largest). From January 1993 to December 1996, they were vice president at Ketchum Public Relations.

Bill Pendergast's educational career includes a Bachelor of Arts in English from [Wesleyan University](/org/wesleyan-university).

Their manager is Mark Palmer, Partner, Head of Office, Dallas.

Bill Pendergast

Pru Bennett is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Sydney. Prior to this, they were a senior advisor at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) from April 2019 to September 2020. From August 2010 to March 2019, they were the managing director and head of stewardship APAC BlackRock. Pru has also worked at Tawarri Consulting and Regnan - Governance Research & Engagement. Pru has been in the corporate governance field for over 20 years and is a highly respected voice in the industry.

Pru Bennett

Rebecca Glover is the Director of Washington, D.C. operations at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group). Rebecca has over a decade of experience in high-level communications and public affairs, having served as Communications Director for both the Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman and the House Oversight Committee Chairman. Rebecca also worked as a media strategist at [The Daily Caller](/org/the-daily-caller) and as an IT strategy consultant at [Booz Allen Hamilton](/org/booz-allen-hamilton).

Rebecca Glover has a BA in Theirtory/Anthropology from the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia) and a second BA from [Wake Forest University](/org/wake-forest-university).

Rebecca Glover reports to George Little, Partner, Head of Office, Washington, D.C.. Rebecca Glover works with Kevin Bailey - Partner, Washington, D.C., Siobhan Gorman - Partner, Washington, D.C., and Craig Mullaney - Partner, Washington, D.C..

Rebecca Glover

Deepali Bagati is a Partner in [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group)'s New York office. Ms. Bagati focuses on shareholder activism and proxy contests, as well as investor relations and public affairs for a range of clients. 

Prior to joining Brunswick, Ms. Bagati served as Executive Director, USA & APAC at Catalyst, a global nonprofit working to build inclusive workplaces and accelerate progress for women at work. In this role, they oversaw Catalyst’s operations in the United States, Canada, and Asia-Pacific, and was responsible for the organization’s research, consulting, and programs work in these regions. 

Ms. Bagati joined Catalyst in 2004 as Director of Research, where they managed a team of researchers and was responsible for all research products and services in North America and India. In 2008, they were promoted to Senior Director, India and led Catalyst’s India Initiative—a multi-year effort to further inclusion of women in the Indian workforce. In 2012, they became Vice President of Catalyst’s Inclusive Leadership Initiative, a global leadership development program that provides executives with the skills and knowledge to create inclusive workplaces. 

 Prior to joining Catalyst, Ms. Bagati served as Program Director at South Asian Youth for Action, a youth leadership development organization in New York City. Deepali also worked as an Assistant Professor at [Yeshiva University](/org/yeshiva-university)’s Graduate School of Social Work. 

Ms. Bagati earned their MSW from [Yeshiva University](/org/yeshiva-university) and their BA from [Bryn Mawr College](/org/bryn-mawr-college).

Deepali Bagati has a Ph.D. from [Bryn Mawr College](/org/bryn-mawr-college), an MA from Delhi University, and a BA from Shri Ram College of Commerce. Deepali attended Delhi Public School - Mathura Road for high school.

They work with Blake Sonnenshein - Partner, New York, Mike France - Partner, New York, and Shahed Fakhari Larson - Partner, New York. Deepali Bagati reports to Maria Figueroa Kupcu, Partner, Head of Office, New York.

Deepali Bagati

Susan Lagana is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Washington, D.C. Susan has over 20 years of experience in public affairs and communications. 

Susan began their career as an attorney at [Sidley Austin](/org/sidley-austin-llp). Susan then transitioned into political communications, serving as Communications Director for Obama for America in North Carolina during the 2008 election. Following the election, they served as Director of Communications for the Secretary of the U.S. Navy. In 2014, they returned to the White House as an attorney, detailed to the Office of Personnel Management. 

In 2015, they joined the [U.S. Department of Transportation](/org/u-s-department-of-transportation) as Deputy Director of Public Affairs. Susan was promoted to Director of Government and Public Relations at PHMSA in September 2014, and then to Deputy Assistant Secretary in March 2016. Susan left the Department in January 2017 to join BCW Global as Managing Director/Executive Vice President. Susan left BCW in November 2020 to join [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a partner.

Susan Lagana received their Doctor of Law (JD) with honors from UNC Chapel Hill and their Bachelor of Science (BS) in International Relations and Affairs from the [Georgia Institute of Technology](/org/georgia-institute-of-technology).

Their manager is George Little, Partner, Head of Office, Washington, D.C.. They work with Kevin Bailey - Partner, Washington, D.C., Janelle Nowak-Santo - Partner, Washington, D.C., and Mark Seifert - Partner, Washington, D.C..

Susan Lagana

Dave Carlson is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Chicago. Dave has over 10 years of experience in communications and marketing, having worked at [Ogilvy](/org/oglivy), KCG Holdings, Inc., [FleishmanHillard](/org/fleishmanhillard), and Strategics, Inc. Dave has led communications and marketing teams for ACT, CDW, [State Street](/org/state-street), [Wells Fargo](/org/wells-fargo), and other major corporations. Dave has won numerous awards for their work in communications and is a recognized leader in the industry.

Dave Carlson graduated from [Arizona State University](/org/arizona-state-university) with a B.A. in Political Science.

Their manager is Jayne Rosefield, Partner, Head of Office, Chicago. Dave Carlson works with Carol Roos - Partner, Chicago, Rebekah Metts-Childers - Partner, Chicago.

Dave Carlson

Guillaume Maujean is a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Paris. Guillaume has over 19 years of experience in the financial and markets industries. Prior to joining Brunswick, they were Rédacteur en chef Finances-Marchés at Les Echos from August 2000 to May 2019. Guillaume also worked as a journalist for Option Finance from August 1999 to June 2000. Maujean has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the finance industry, which makes him a valuable asset to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group).

Guillaume Maujean received a Licence de lettres from the Université Paris-Sorbonne.

Guillaume Maujean works with Jerome Biscay - Partner, Paris, Nicolas Bouvier - Partner, Paris, and Benoit Grange - Partner, Paris. Guillaume Maujean reports to Hakim El Karoui, Senior Partner, Head of Office, Paris.

Guillaume Maujean

Hugues Boëton is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Paris. Hugues has been with the company since March 2017 and previously held the positions of Director, Associate, and Account Director. Prior to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Hugues worked as a Chargé de Mission for Operations Finances at [Groupe Casino](/org/groupe-casino) and NATIXIS PARTNERS. Hugues also spent time as an Auditeur Financier Senior at EY.

Hugues Boëton has a Master in Science in Management from Ecole de Management de Lyon and a Master's degree in International Finance from WU (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien). Hugues also attended Classe préparatoires aux grandes écoles at Danielou.

Hugues Boëton reports to Hakim El Karoui, Senior Partner, Head of Office, Paris. They are on a team with Nicolas Bouvier - Partner, Paris, Thomas Kamm - Partner, Paris, and Agnès Catineau - Partner, Paris.

Hugues Boëton

Janelle Nowak-Santo is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Washington, D.C. Janelle has over eight years of experience in social media content and channel strategy.

Janelle started their career at [Capital One](/org/capital-one) in August 2011 as a Sr. Manager. In this role, they were responsible for owning [Capital One](/org/capital-one)'s brand voice and content marketing strategy execution across all social platforms. Janelle also partnered with social strategy teams to develop compelling social content that delivered on the brand vision and standards.

In May 2016, Janelle left [Capital One](/org/capital-one) to join [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) as a Partner. In their current role, they are responsible for providing strategic communications counsel to clients across a range of industries.

Janelle Nowak-Santo has a taking marketing digital course from [Harvard Business School](/org/harvard-business-school). Janelle has a Master's of Professional Studies degree in Public Relations and Corporate Communications from [Georgetown University](/org/georgetown-university). Janelle also has a BA in Communications with a focus in Public Relations and Marketing from [George Mason University](/org/george-mason-university).

They are on a team with Anthony Applewhaite - Partner, Washington, D.C., Molly Millerwise Meiners - Partner, Washington, D.C., and Mark Seifert - Partner, Washington, D.C.. Their manager is George Little, Partner, Head of Office, Washington, D.C..

Janelle Nowak-Santo

Simone Selzer is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Simone has over 10 years of experience in the communications industry, working with companies in the financial services sector.

Simone started their career at Penrose Financial, a PR consultancy specializing in financial services. Simone spent four years at the company, from 2007 to 2011, before moving to MHP Communications. At MHP, Simone held the position of Account Executive and then Account Director.

In their current role at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Simone works with clients on strategic communications and media relations. Simone has played a key role in several high-profile campaigns, helping their clients to achieve their business objectives.

Simone Selzer has a Master's degree in Politics from [The University of Edinburgh](/org/the-university-of-edinburgh).

Simone Selzer reports to Toby Low, Partner, Managing Director, MerchantCantos, London. Some of their coworkers include Yasmin Brooks - Partner, London, Rick Sellers - Partner, MerchantCantos, London, and Pip Green - Partner, London.

Simone Selzer

Rick Sellers is a Partner at MerchantCantos in London. Rick has over 17 years of experience in strategic communications and has worked with some of the world’s largest companies and organizations. 

Rick started their career at The Group, where they were Head of Consulting for 9 years. Rick then moved to Comprend, where they were Director of Strategy and Operations for 2 years. In October 2014, they joined MerchantCantos as Director of Digital Strategy. 

At MerchantCantos, Rick has worked with clients such as Google, Facebook, the European Commission, the [United Nations](/org/united-nations), and many others. Rick is an expert in digital communications and has helped companies and organizations to develop and implement effective digital strategies.

Rick Sellers studied Geography at [Newcastle University](/org/newcastle-university) and Bolton School Boys Division.

Rick Sellers reports to Toby Low, Partner, Managing Director, MerchantCantos, London. They work with Yasmin Brooks - Partner, London, Pip Green - Partner, London, and Simone Selzer - Partner, London.

Rick Sellers

Yoichiro Sato is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Tokyo. Yoichiro has previously worked as Vice President of Government Affairs at [Goldman Sachs](/org/goldman-sachs), Special Assistant to the Prime Minister at office of the prime minister of Japan, and Deputy Director of Economic Policy Division / Division for Promotion of Public and Private Partnership at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Yoichiro has also worked as Deputy Director, International Economy Division/European Economic Affairs Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan.

Yoichiro Sato has a master's degree in international affairs from [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university)'s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and a bachelor's degree in political science and government from the University of Tokyo. Yoichiro also has a bachelor's degree in law from [Waseda University](/org/waseda-university). Yoichiro attended the Transatlantic Summer Academy at the University of Bonn.

Some of their coworkers include David Ashton - Partner, Tokyo, Will Carnwath - Partner, Head of Office, Singapore. Their manager is Tim Payne, Senior Partner, Head of Asia.

Yoichiro Sato

Phil Ryan is currently a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London. Prior to this, they worked as Head of Digital for [Laing O'Rourke](/org/laing-orourke) from August 2012 to November 2015. In this role, they were responsible for the strategic planning, management and development of all digital media platforms, both owned, earned and paid for. Phil also managed the relationship and commissioning of digital assets and content from third-party agencies, including video. 

Before their time at [Laing O'Rourke](/org/laing-orourke), Phil worked as Head of Digital for 3 Monkeys Communications from September 2011 to August 2012, and Head of Digital for Four Communications from January 2004 to September 2011. During their time in these roles, they oversaw significant digital transformation projects, aligning multiple sub-brands under one common CMS. 

Phil has a long history of working in digital communications, and has been instrumental in driving change and innovation in this field. Phil is an expert in strategic planning and management, and has a proven track record in developing successful digital media platforms.

Phil Ryan completed a Bachelor's degree in Public Relations and IT Dual major from Exeter University Degree St Mark & St John. Phil also attended Salesian school chertsey.

Some of their coworkers include Justine Harris - Partner, London, Carole Cable - Partner, London, and Alexandra Abreu Loureiro - Partner, London. Phil Ryan reports to Simon Sporborg, Managing Partner, London.

Phil Ryan

Jess Frost has over fifteen years of experience in public affairs and communications. Jess is currently a partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in London.

Previously, Jess was a senior managing director and co-head of public affairs at [Teneo](/org/teneo). During their time there, they advised clients on Brexit, environmental issues, corporate reputation, and social purpose. Before [Teneo](/org/teneo), Jess worked as an associate director at Regester Larkin, where they advised clients on issues ranging from healthcare to transportation.

Jess started their career as a consultant at Lexington Communications. Jess has also served as a director at Open Road/Blue Rubicon. Throughout their career, Jess has advised some of the world’s largest companies on strategic communications and public affairs.

Jess Frost has a degree in Modern Theirtory and Politics from the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford).

Jess Frost reports to Neal Wolin, CEO. They work with Caroline Dent - Partner, Group Strategy, Singapore, Francesca Scassellati Sforzolini - Partner, Brussels, and Rob Pinker - Partner, Chair, Emerging Markets, Johannesburg.

Jess Frost

Francesca Scassellati Sforzolini is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Brussels. Prior to [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), they were the Managing Director and Head of the Brussels Office at Incisive Health from October 2017 to September 2021. Francesca has also worked as the Public Policy and Press Officer at GS1 from January 2015 to October 2017, as an Independent Consultant from October 2012 to December 2013, and as the Director Stakeholder Communications and Operations Director at the European Climate Foundation from August 2009 to September 2012. Francesca began their career at Mars as the Head of Communications and Public Affairs for Mars Nutrition Health & Wellbeing from April 2007 to November 2008. Francesca then became the Director Healthcare at Burson-Marsteller in June 2000 and held that position until January 2007. Francesca has also worked as a Paralegal at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer from September 1999 to September 2000 and as a Research Assistant at the International Foundation For Election Systems from October 1998 to May 1999.

Francesca Scassellati Sforzolini has a Master of Arts in International Relations and Economics from The Johns Hopkins University. Francesca also has a Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Certification for Human Rights Officers and Election Supervisors from [Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna](/org/scuola-superiore-santanna). In addition, they have a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and European Law with a concentration in European Studies from Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna. Francesca also has a Certificat d'Etudes Politiques in European Studies from Sciences Po Strasbourg. Lastly, they have a High School Diploma in Classical Studies from Liceo Classico Luigi Galvani in Bologna, Italy.

They work with Rupert Young - Senior Partner, Head of Brunswick Gulf, Dubai, Jeehan Balfaqaih - Partner, Head of Dubai, and Heather Salmond - Head of Office, Abu Dhabi. Their manager is Neal Wolin, CEO.

Francesca Scassellati Sforzolini

Caroline Dent is a Partner at [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) in Singapore. Caroline has over 10 years of experience in private equity, management consulting, and strategy. Caroline has a proven track record in helping businesses achieve growth and scale. Caroline has worked with companies across a range of sectors, including healthcare, technology, and retail. Caroline is a graduate of the [London School of Economics and Political Science](/org/london-school-of-economics-and-political-science).

Caroline Dent has a MA and MEng in Manufacturing Engineering from the [University of Cambridge](/org/university-of-cambridge).

Caroline Dent reports to Neal Wolin, CEO. They work with Rob Pinker - Partner, Chair, Emerging Markets, Johannesburg, Janos Goenczoel - Managing Partner, Europe, and Rupert Young - Senior Partner, Head of Brunswick Gulf, Dubai.

Caroline Dent

Kevin focuses on litigation and crisis communications and corporate reputation management.
Prior to joining Brunswick, he spent nearly two decades counseling major corporate clients at reputational crossroads, often against the backdrop of Congressional, SEC, or other federal government investigations. Kevin served as BP’s head Washington lawyer for seven years and was a key strategist on the company's response to myriad issues related to the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico. Kevin also helped to shape BP’s public affairs strategies across the United States and served as a key risk management advisor to its Board of Directors for nearly a decade. Before he joined BP, Kevin practiced law at [WilmerHale](/org/wilmerhale) in Washington and represented dozens of major companies before Congress and government agencies and in complex litigation.

Kevin earned his J.D. and two undergraduate degrees from Duke with honors and clerked on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Kevin Bailey

Lucy is co-author of ‘Everybody’s Business: the unlikely story of how big business can fix the world.’ She is a strategic advisor at the [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), working with senior leadership in business. With her co-author, Jon Miller, she leads Brunswick’s offer focused on one of the world’s most contentious challenges: helping companies get to grips with their role in society. She has more than twenty years’ experience with global corporates across a range of sectors, from pharmaceuticals to engineering, from retail to telecoms.
Lucy began her working life making documentaries for the BBC, before moving into the business arena helping companies communicate with the investment community and employees, and with civil society and government. In government, from 2008-2010 she led the Prime Minister’s Taskforce on Talent and Enterprise, focused on the importance of skills to competitiveness in the global economy.

Lucy Parker

Mara brings over 15 years of market research, communications and branding experience across a wide range of sectors.
Before joining Brunswick, Mara was Global Head of Research and Brand Strategy at [Las Vegas Sands](/org/las-vegas-sands) where she built and led a cohesive international team and served as an internal advisor to global marketing, corporate communications, investor relations, human resources and development.

Mara previously worked for [Altria Group](/org/altria-group). There, she headed the research efforts to support the Marlboro brand strategy and conducted extensive message testing to ensure compliance with newly enacted FDA regulations.

Early in her career, she conducted research while at R&R Partners to support the “What Happens Here Stays Here” advertising campaign. She earned her MBA from the [University of Pittsburgh](/org/university-of-pittsburgh) with a concentration in Marketing. She is a member of the Advisory Board for the University of Texas at Arlington Master of Science in Marketing Research Program and the incoming President for the Insights Association Southwest Chapter Board.

Mara joined Brunswick in September 2015 and provides clients with data-driven advice in the areas of corporate reputation, brand and marketing strategy, employee engagement, and narrative development.

Mara Riemer

Larry is a communications leader who has worked at and advised many of the world’s foremost technology companies.
He was most recently at [Accel](/org/accel), a leading venture capital firm, where he was the partner responsible for the firm’s marketing and communications efforts. Before [Accel](/org/accel), Larry was a partner at The Pramana Collective, a project-focused integrated communications consultancy founded by executives from Facebook, Skype and Twitter. His client work spanned consumer electronics start-ups, consumer Internet companies and enterprise software start-ups.

Previously, Larry worked at Facebook, where he was the head of corporate communications as the Facebook community grew from 100 million to 1 billion people, and the company transitioned from privately-held to publicly-held. Larry joined Facebook from Google, where he held product communications and corporate communications roles. He has also worked at Cisco Systems and communications firms MWW and [Edelman](/org/edelman). Business Insider featured Larry as one of the leading technology communications people on a number of different occasions.  Larry received a B.S. in Advertising and an emphasis in Economics from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Larry Yu

Jane Reiss is MerchantCantos' Managing Partner, North America. As a leading member of New York City’s advertising and marketing industry Jane has been driving transformation and change by solving business challenges with innovative creative solutions for local, national and global organizations.

Most recently, Jane spent six years at Grey - one of the world’s largest global advertising networks. She joined Grey in 2013 as the Chief Marketing Officer and served as an integral part of Grey’s executive management team as Grey achieved the greatest accolades in its 102-year history two years running: Ad Agency of the Year and Adweek’s Global Agency of the Year.

Prior to joining Grey, Jane served as Mayor Bloomberg’s Chief Marketing Officer for the City of New York, a position she held from 2006 until joining Grey in 2013. In that role she headed up Marketing and Partnerships at [NYC & Company](/org/new-york-company), the official Marketing, Tourism and Partnership organization for NYC. Jane managed all aspects of [NYC & Company](/org/new-york-company)’s local and global tourism outreach; high profile retail, dining and entertainment marketing initiatives, diversity, volunteerism and cause marketing. She also led the business development teams for corporate partnerships including blue-chip clients such as [American Express](/org/american-express), [American Airlines](/org/american-airlines), Google, JetBlue, Travelocity and [Coca-Cola](/org/coca-cola).

In addition to her professional achievements, Jane has recently been appointed to the Board of Lordstown Motors Corp. and has been a leader in several non-profit causes: NYC Youth and Community Development Board, Speak Up (advocating for young women finding their voices in corporate environments) and SAGE (a non-profit organization dedicated to LGBTQ elders). Jane has lectured on the power of creativity for business at [Columbia University](/org/columbia-university), SUNY FIT and Parsons School of Design.

Jane Reiss

Lauren is a Partner in the Dallas office, primarily responsible for business development in the U.S.
A founding member of Brunswick’s Dallas office, Lauren spent her first eight years with Brunswick advising companies on their most pressing issues including corporate reputation management, integration and change management, proxy fights, and M&A transactions.

In her current role, Lauren focuses on bringing Brunswick’s full offer to bear for current and prospective clients.

Prior to Brunswick in 2008, Lauren was a Publicist at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, where she served on the corporate communications team supporting Investor Relations, Merchandising and Publishing. Lauren holds a bachelor’s degree from [Emerson College](/org/emerson-college) and a master’s degree in business administration from [The University of Texas at Austin](/org/the-university-of-texas-at-austin)’s McCombs School of Business.

Lauren Nadig

Head of Brunswick’s Consumer Industries Group, Laura has over 12 years’ experience advising on a range of critical issues across the sector globally. She focuses on long term reputation and brand building, with considerable M&A and critical issues experience.
Laura began her career as a journalist, at the BBC for a number of years in the Business & Economics Unit and prior to that as a founder member of the start up Sharecast.com.

At Brunswick, clients have included [Burberry](/org/burberry), IHG, [Tesco](/org/tesco), [Inditex](/org/inditex), Jamie Oliver and DirectLine Group. Recent transactions include advising on ABInBev's £79bn acquisition of SAB Miller, and Sainsburys acquisition of Home Retail Group.

Laura is a member of the Creative Industries Federation and works with the children's mental health charity [Place2Be](/org/place2be).

Laura Buchanan

Taylor Campbell

Jeremy Onofrei

Briana Grubb

Dhillon Smart

Roya has extensive experience of corporate and cultural communications. She specializes in providing strategic advice on reputation management, crisis management and cross-border campaigns.

Roya has been advising senior management for the past 25 years.  After 15 years in financial public relations working on IPOs and M&As, Roya moved to Eurostar to lead the train operator’s cross border communications activities and launch the first phase of the UK high speed line.  She then moved to Paris and joined [Centre Pompidou](/org/centre-pompidou) at a critical moment in the institution’s development, just before its 30th anniversary.  As director of communications, she was in charge of all areas of international PR, advertising and branding.  After four years with [Centre Pompidou](/org/centre-pompidou), Roya set up her own cultural PR consultancy to advise clients on their communications requirements.  Her clients included Qatar Museums Authority, Opéra national de Paris, Musée océanographique de Monaco and [Enel](/org/enel).  

Roya Nasser

Emma has experience working across a range of corporate communications issues in sectors including oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and nonprofit, with a particular focus on crisis and litigation communications.
Prior to Brunswick, Emma was a communications consultant at Mercer, a leading global human resources consulting firm, where she specialized in change management and internal communications. She began her career as an assistant editor at Gourmet magazine and graduated with honors from the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia) with a B.A. in English.

At Brunswick, her work has included communications for BP related to the litigation stemming from the Deepwater Horizon accident; communications related to the integration of [Pfizer](/org/pfizer) and Wyeth; and general reputational communications for the [Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation](/org/bill-melinda-gates-foundation), [Anheuser-Busch InBev](/org/anheuser-busch-inbev), and [Hilton Worldwide](/org/hilton-worldwide). Emma began her career at Brunswick in the firm’s New York office, where she spent three years before moving to the Washington DC office.

Emma Schultz

Ellen Moskowitz is a co-leader of Brunswick’s global litigation communications and crisis practice. In that capacity, she has counseled both public and private companies on critical enterprise-threatening issues, including some of the largest civil, criminal and regulatory cases of the last ten years.
Ellen joined Brunswick in 2007 and was formerly a Managing Director at Clark & Weinstock, a boutique communications and lobbying firm. Previously, she was a litigation partner in the New York office of [Kirkland & Ellis](/org/kirkland-ellis-llp) specializing in antitrust, securities, products liability, regulatory and other complex commercial matters. From 1989-1994, Ellen was a litigation associate at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. Ellen graduated magna cum laude from [Princeton University](/org/princeton) and received a J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School.  

Ellen Moskowitz

Quinton Chan is an award-winning media professional and an experienced public affairs advisor. He has extensive experience in advising clients on complex and critical issues such as high-profile litigation, land zoning applications, political protests, regulatory enforcement, M&A transactions, labour relations and trade disputes.
 
He joins Brunswick from [Weber Shandwick](/org/cmgrp-inc), where he oversaw the firm’s public affairs, media relations and crisis training programmes. He was previously Executive Manager, Public Affairs at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, responsible for the communication of the Club's Charities Trust, the city's biggest charity benefactor.

Quinton has 20 years of experience in journalism, including four years as News Editor of the [South China Morning Post](/org/south-china-morning-post). He is also the winner of various major journalism and public relations awards, including the Journalist of the Year Award from the Society of Publishers in Asia, the Hong Kong News Awards and Gold Stevie Award for the Best PR Campaign in Asia (Public Service).

Over the years, Quinton has cultivated a strong network of contacts with the government, business sector and civil society in Hong Kong.

Quinton graduated from Hong Kong Shue Yan University and obtained his master’s degree at [Simon Fraser University](/org/simon-fraser-university) in Canada. He also obtained a PhD degree in Hong Kong Studies from the University of Hong Kong.

Quinton Chan

James works with global organizations on integrated campaigns across public affairs, public relations and crisis with a focus on philanthropic foundations, multilateral replenishments, and global health. He is also a member of the Africa, mining, and financial institutions groups.
James helps lead our work with the [Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation](/org/bill-melinda-gates-foundation) where he completed a 12-month secondment leading communications in Europe and the Middle East. His other clients include or have included the [Wellcome Trust](/org/wellcome-trust), the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), and the Global Financing Facility (GFF). He has increasingly focused on finding new ways to make the case for development to sceptical audiences and is a Trustee of the Coalition for Global Prosperity. 

James joined Brunswick after earning a Doctorate as a Commonwealth Scholar at the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford), where he also taught politics. He is a former President of the Oxford Union and World Universities Debating Champion.

James Dray

Tim Daubenspeck advises Brunswick’s clients on investor engagement and corporate governance and has a historic background in technology, media and telecoms (TMT).

Tim has 20 years of buy and sell side equity investment experience with both public and private companies in North America, Europe and Asia. He joined Brunswick from ClearBridge Investments, the largest equity manager of Legg Mason. At ClearBridge, he was a portfolio manager and previously a senior analyst covering the technology and telecommunications sector. During his time there, Tim also acted as Chairman of the ClearBridge Proxy Committee, which involved extensive CEO and board level consultation for a $140+ billion asset manager. Prior to joining ClearBridge, Tim was a senior sell side analyst covering the IT Hardware industry for [Pacific Crest Securities](/org/pacific-crest-securities) in the United States and before that for SG Cowen Securities in London. Tim has been quoted in [The New York Times](/org/new-york-times), [The Wall Street Journal](/org/the-wall-street-journal), and Barron’s while also appearing on [CNBC](/org/cnbc), Bloomberg Television and other networks.  He began his career as a technical software consultant at IBM Global Services. He holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School and a BA in History from [Franklin and Marshall College](/org/franklin-and-marshall-college).

Tim Daubenspeck

Joseph joined Brunswick in London at the beginning of 2001 and relocated in 2004 to help set up the firm’s first Asia office in Hong Kong. Joseph has extensive experience driving significant corporate project work, including high profile IPOs, M&A and crisis situations across the region. In recent years, Joseph has led much of the firm’s work for Japanese clients.
During his time building Brunswick’s business in Asia, Joseph’s strong background in retail has been invaluable in his advisory role to luxury and sports & lifestyle retail group [Kering](/org/kering), as they grow further in the China market; leading Japanese sportswear company [ASICS](/org/asics), in their response to fatalities in their Cambodian factories; and the IPO of Chow Tai Fook, the world’s biggest pure play jewellery company.

As a former pharmacist, Joseph has also provided specialist insights and advice for his clients in this sector, including the agreed merger of Daiichi and Sankyo to form Japan's second largest pharmaceutical company, and the acquisition of OSI pharmaceuticals by Astellas, which was the first time a Japanese pharmaceutical company acquired a US listed business.

Beyond retail and pharmaceuticals, Joseph has led on financial market advisory work across a wider range of sectors, including financial services (private equity, banking and insurance), mining, chemicals, TMT and gaming. Other IPOs in Hong Kong include [Samsonite](/org/samsonite), [Prudential](/org/prudential-plc) and HKT. HKT was a spin-off from [PCCW](/org/pccw-ltd) and listed as share-stapled securities, which at the time, was unique to the Hong Kong market.

Joseph joined Brunswick from Boots the Chemists where for five years he managed a number of London pharmacies. He graduated with Honours from the London School of Pharmacy in 1995 with a Bachelor of Pharmacy. Joseph speaks native English and fluent Cantonese.

Joseph Chi-lun Lo

Phil is passionate about helping clients find the courage and the capability to solve difficult problems.

Phil joined Merchant Cantos after selling his own award-winning agency, Ireland Davenport to WPP, where he produced long-term creative campaigns for clients including BMW, [Vodafone](/org/vodafone), Apple, AB InBev and [Coca-Cola](/org/coca-cola).

Prior to this he worked at TBWA, Ogilvy and BBDO in South Africa and [Leo Burnett](/org/leo-burnett) in Singapore.

The Gunn Report named Phil as one of the top 10 creatives in the world, and he was voted Most Admired agency leader by the Financial Mail.

Phil Ireland

Khozem has over 30 years’ experience in the media and business sectors as a journalist with the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) and management with Pearson. He launched and leads Brunswick’s India practice, specialising in Indian macro and public affairs.
Most recently, Khozem served as President at Pearson India and was instrumental in shaping and rolling out Pearson’s education services strategy across the country. Prior to this, he spent 19 years with the [Financial Times](/org/financial-times) which included 12 years in London and 6 years as the paper’s Mumbai correspondent, before taking on a management role as Director of Business Development. He was a [Reuters](/org/reuters) Fellow at Oxford University.

Khozem Merchant

Lisa oversees Brunswick’s Asia operations across the Group’s four offices in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai and Singapore. As Asia Managing Partner, she supports the company’s growth in the region by providing strategic operational direction for the business, of which includes strengthening and developing its people and culture.
With over 28 years of experience working in Asia, Lisa has an extensive executive management track record. Her experience and leadership have been focused on developing and delivering impactful business services and solutions to drive growth and ensure operating efficiency.  She was most recently the Chief Operating Officer, Asia for a leading international law firm, [Ashurst](/org/ashurst). Prior to that, she served as Chief Operating Officer, Asia for Clyde & Co LLP. Lisa has also worked as a Chief Financial Officer for private equity and retail distribution organisations.

Lisa holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Queensland and is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accounts in Australia (ACA).

Lisa Foley

Kate is the office head for Brunswick in Hong Kong. She has extensive experience including in the financial, industrial, real estate and professional services sectors. She is an M&A and IPO specialist having advised on some 20 flotations on a number of international stock exchanges.
Kate joined Brunswick in 2000 from investment bank Kleinwort Benson where she worked on M&A and capital market transactions. She worked in Brunswick’s London office where she headed up the global property and professional services sector teams before opening our Singapore office in August 2013. Kate has extensive M&A and IPO experience, as well as significant experience in the financial services, professional services and real estate sectors.

Kate began her career as a member of the British diplomatic service after graduating from Oxford University with a First Class degree in Physics.

Kate Holgate

Maria heads the NY Office of [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) and is a senior advisor specializing in reputation campaigns, issues management and social purpose communications. She has anchored the Business & Society offer in the U.S. and developed Brunswick’s global stakeholder engagement offer.
Before joining the firm in 2007, Maria was Director of International Political and Corporate Campaigns for the research firm Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates (PSB). A seasoned opinion researcher, she has advised presidential and mayoral campaigns in countries including: the Former Republic of Yugoslavia, South Korea, Ukraine, U.S.A. and Zimbabwe. She brings her experience in political campaigns to help corporate and non-profit clients build engagement strategies.

Maria began her career with the [United Nations](/org/united-nations), working to reconcile government, business and NGO positions on environmental and social issues such as water risk, gender issues and labor rights. Maria’s clients span sectors and she has particular experience with consumer industries, energy and resources, and foundations. She is a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School and [Tufts University](/org/tufts-university), where she is a board member of the Institute for Global Leadership.

Maria Figueroa Kupcu

Keelin has operational and recruitment responsibilities for MerchantCantos and for the management and development of client service across the design, production and project management teams.
She is experienced in the design and production of corporate literature, websites, branding, and advertising and has a particular specialism in annual reports.

Keelin has worked for MerchantCantos since 1989. An Exeter University graduate, she previously worked for Burson Marsteller, NatWest Unit Trusts, and Ivory & Sime.

Keelin MacGreevy

Cynthia Meng is a Partner based in Brunswick’s Hong Kong office. Cynthia advises clients throughout greater China and Japan on strategies and strategic communications programs related to investor engagement, mergers and acquisitions, shareholder activism defence, restructuring, ESG, and complex capital markets issues.
Cynthia Meng is a partner at Brunswick with extensive experience in investor engagement, M&A, ESG communications, crisis and critical issue management and prevention, especially in helping corporate leaders navigate multiple stakeholder communications in the context of geopolitical challenges. She is also a senior member of the firm’s global technology, media and telecoms (TMT) practice, and financial situations group.

 

Cynthia Meng joined Brunswick from Credence Investment Holding, where she is the Founder and Managing Partner, advising and assisting high potential early stage technology entrepreneurs with fund raising, development strategies, and evaluating investment and M&A opportunities. 

 

Prior to setting up her own advisory firm, Cynthia established herself as a highly ranked long standing China TMT research analyst. She worked as Managing Director, senior publishing equity research analyst on Wall Street for 11+ years, most notably with Bank of America Merrill Lynch and [Jefferies](/org/jefferies), leading the coverage for Chinese internet, technology, telecom services and education companies including [Baidu](/org/baidu), [Alibaba](/org/alibaba), [Tencent](/org/tencent), [JD.com](/org/jd-com), VIPShop, [China Mobile](/org/china-mobile), ZTE, New Oriental, and Tal Education. She has significant US and HK IPO experience as lead analyst for multiple US IPOs of Chinese technology and Internet companies. Cynthia graduated with an MBA in Finance, Management and Strategy from the Kellogg School of Management of [Northwestern University](/org/northwestern-university), and completed executive education programs at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Harvard Law School.

Cynthia Meng

Aideen has broad experience in international corporate and financial communications across sectors, including professional services, technology, health and development.

She advises her clients on reputational management, story development, stakeholder engagement and crisis response.

She joined in 2007. After studying Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Christ Church, Oxford University, she trained as a journalist in the National University of Ireland, Galway. She is founder of the Irish Media Network, in partnership with The Embassy of Ireland, London and a trustee of Pause, Creating Space for Change. 

Aideen's clients have included [McKinsey & Company](/org/mckinsey-company), the [Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation](/org/bill-melinda-gates-foundation), [Novo Nordisk](/org/novo-nordisk), The Cleveland Clinic and ARM Holdings. Alongside her corporate clients, she has worked with leading institutions, such as the National Theatre and Aintree Racecourse, on their preparedness for high profile moments.

Aideen Lee

Cara O’Brien is an experienced strategic communications advisor, with more than 20 years of experience in the communications and finance industries during time spent in Hong Kong and New York.

Cara started her career as an Associate at [Credit Suisse](/org/credit-suisse) where she spent six years serving as a portfolio manager in the bank’s [Project Finance](/org/project-finance) group. In 2000, she joined [FTI Consulting](/org/fti-consulting) in New York and during a nearly two-decade career with the firm held various management and leadership roles. Cara moved to Hong Kong in 2011 to help enhance FTI’s Asia business and most recently served as Senior Managing Director and Head of Strategic Communications Asia Business Operations, advising clients on critical communications issues including M&A transactions, IPOs, investor and media relations programs, reputation management campaigns and crisis communication strategies.

Cara received an M.A. from The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs and a holds a B.A. in International Relations from [Lehigh University](/org/lehigh-university).

Cara O'Brien

Louise co-founded Brunswick in 1987 and is Vice-Chairman of the firm. In addition to her long-term retained clients, Louise has led teams in a number of Brunswick's most high profile projects, both contested bids and flotations. [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group) LLP is an advisory firm specializing in critical issues and corporate relations. Brunswick is an organically grown, private partnership with over 1,000 people across 24 offices around the world.

Louise is also a member of the Board for Brunswick Arts and Merchant Cantos. Part of Brunswick, Brunswick Arts is an advisory firm dedicated to promoting and managing the reputation and interests of arts, cultural and charitable organisations around the world. Merchant Cantos is an international creative communications agency offering expert advice and award-winning creativity across Brand, Investor Communication, Employee Engagement and Sustainability.

Louise was recently appointed as a Trustee on the Board at the [National Theatre](/org/national-theatre).

She was previously a non-Executive Director and member of the Remuneration and Nomination Committees at RPS Group Plc. Louise was also a Trustee on the Board of the [Natural History Museum](/org/natural-history-museum), where she sat on the Remuneration and Nomination Committees.

In Louise’s early career after graduating with a French honours degree, and prior to founding the [Brunswick Group](/org/brunswick-group), Louise worked in customer facing industries at Selfridges and [British Airways](/org/british-airways).

Louise Charlton

Roberta has more than 20 years of experience in various aspects of communications, including corporate positioning, crisis, media relations, stakeholder engagement and media training.

She holds a journalism degree and has graduation in management at Insper and in international corporate communications at [Syracuse University](/org/syracuse-university). As a journalist, Roberta has worked as a reporter in leading Brazilian business publications, including Valor Econômico, Gazeta Mercantil and Folha de S. Paulo. In 2003, she co-authored a book on corporate innovation, published by Valor Econômico. She is a columnist at two Brazilian communication portals and member of the Diversity on Boards committee, an initiative of several entities focused on raising the participation of women on boards.

Before joining Brunswick, in 2013, she was a consultant and editor of the Brazilian Association of Corporate Communications Aberje’s magazine, Comunicação Empresarial. Prior to that, she coordinated the corporate communications department at Brasilprev Seguros e Previdência, a pension management company.

Roberta Lippi

Sir Alan Parker is Chairman of Brunswick, which he founded in 1987. Alan has worked on a wide range of assignments, acts as senior consultant on many of the firm’s retained accounts and takes an active role in special project work.

Alan has established a number of group companies to Brunswick, including MerchantCantos, an integrated creative communications agency, and Brunswick Arts, the leading public relations agency for arts and cultural institutions.

From January 2016 to April 2018, Alan was Chair of Save the Children International, the umbrella organisation for the Save the Children movement. He was previously Chair of Save the Children UK from 2008 to 2015. He is also Chairman of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conferences. He was the founder and Vice-Chairman of China Now, a nationwide festival in the UK in 2008 celebrating Chinese arts and culture designed to strengthen understanding and relationships between the UK and China, and was also Chairman of the reciprocal event, UK Now, held in China in 2012.

Alan was knighted in 2014 for services to business, charitable giving and philanthropy.

Alan Parker

Prior to joining Brunswick at the start of 2021, he spent more than a decade focusing on the energy transition, most recently at the energy-focused investment firm [Riverstone Holdings](/org/riverstone). There, he was responsible for the firm’s strategy relating to power and renewables investments based on analysis of energy and climate policies and commodity, macroeconomic and technological trends. Prior to working at Riverstone, Brian was the lead analyst for European power markets at Bloomberg New Energy Finance in London and began his career as an analyst in the UK Mergers & Acquisitions team at [Citigroup](/org/citigroup) in London.

Brian has a Master’s Degree in Carbon Management from the University of Edinburgh Business School, and completed his undergraduate studies at [Tufts University](/org/tufts-university) and the [University of Oxford](/org/university-of-oxford).

Brian Potskowski

Patti Solis Doyle was, until recently, the head of Solis Strategies, the communications firm she founded serving businesses and non-profits.
She is a veteran political advisor and commentator, with more than 30 years of experience in politics, presidential campaigns, and public service.

She served as an advisor to the Obama-Biden presidential campaign during the 2012 presidential election, and during the 2008 general election she was chief of staff for vice presidential operations. In that role, she built a national team of policy, communications, and political advisors before the nominee’s selection, and later managed day-to-day operations for vice presidential nominee Joe Biden.

She was campaign manager for Senator Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid in 2007-2008 and managed her Senate re-election campaign before that. She also served as chief of staff to the First Lady’s first Senate campaign. Before that, she served as a senior advisor to Hillary Clinton throughout Governor Bill Clinton’s campaign and two terms in the White House.

She was the co-founder of a financial services firm, VAP Financial, and prior to that, partner in Utrecht & Phillips, a strategic advisory firm to Fortune 100 firms, non-profits, and local governments from 2009 to 2012.

She is a graduate of [Northwestern University](/org/northwestern-university) in Evanston, Il.  

Patti Solis Doyle

Sumeet joined Brunswick in London in February 2015 combining expertise in public affairs, media and crisis communications.
He was previously Head of Public Affairs and Research at the Royal Bank of Scotland, running government relations for the group globally and managing a series of high-profile reputational crises. Before that, he was a political and economics journalist at Reuters, reporting from more than 30 datelines around the world and leading coverage of Number 10, HM Treasury and the [Bank of England](/org/bank-of-england) during the financial crisis. He is the co-author of What You Need To Know About Economics, a popular textbook translated into Chinese, Korean, Arabic and Portuguese.

Sumeet Desai

Meaghan Ramsey joined Brunswick from [Unilever](/org/unilever), where she was global director of the Self-Esteem project for Dove, [Unilever](/org/unilever)'s largest personal care brand. In that capacity she led Dove's social mission and was responsible for programme development, implementation and global communications. She was nominated for the 2015 Women in Business: Australian Business Woman of the Year in the UK Award in recognition for her work on corporate purpose. Ramsey joined [Unilever](/org/unilever)'s Australian division in 2006. She has worked in a variety of brand management, marketing and communications roles in Sydney and London. She was a commissioned officer in the Australian Army between 2000 and 2002.

Meaghan Ramsey

Li Hua joined Brunswick in 2021 with a focus on M&A, anti-monopoly and competition, outbound investment, export control and sanctions, and public affairs.
Prior to joining Brunswick, she was a partner at two international law firms. She started her career in government at the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (now the Ministry of Commerce) in Beijing before becoming Deputy Director of Foreign Trade at the former State Commission for Economy and Trade (SETC).

Li Hua has experience in handling complex international issues and investment disputes, including WTO-related affairs and international trade remedies and has advised well-known multinational companies in their investments in China across consumer, telecoms, oil & gas, industrial and car manufacturing sectors. She has also assisted Chinese state owned enterprises and private companies in their outbound investments.

She acted as legal advisor in the first WTO dispute with the United States in the WTO Panel and has advised more than 3,000 European companies in the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy procedures initiated by MOFCOM against wine originating from the European Union (EU).

Li Hua is an arbitrator of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) and a board member of the International Board on Economic Regulations (IBER) initiated by the Foundation for Civil Law.

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