Mishka Pitter - Armand

Mishka Pitter-Armand is NPR's Chief Marketing Officer. An experienced business leader, she began her career in the for-profit sector before moving to marketing leadership roles with data-driven, mission-led organizations.

Most recently, Pitter-Armand served as Chief Advancement Officer for Crisis Text Line, a leading global text-based crisis prevention and intervention service, where she led all marketing, fundraising, corporate partnerships and communications functions. Prior to that, she was Vice President of Brand and Product Marketing for the Girl Scouts of the USA, where her work was recognized with a 2019 Shorty Award and a Webby Honor. She previously held senior marketing roles at PepsiCo and JDRF (now Breakthrough T1D), where she took a multi-disciplinary approach to brand building and led highly successful community engagement campaigns.

Pitter-Armand has a bachelor's degree in Management Science from Florida A&M University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She is the Nominations & Governance Chair of the Harvard Business School's Women's Student Association Alumnae Advisory Board.