Public Affairs Council
Meghann Curtis serves as the Executive Vice President and Head of Public Affairs for North America at Weber Shandwick since June 2021, focusing on communications strategies and creative campaigns related to complex business, policy, and social issues. With extensive experience in public affairs and social impact, Meghann has held senior positions at notable organizations such as the Public Affairs Council and Leadership Now Project, demonstrating strong leadership in advocacy and program management. Previous roles include Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of State, where Meghann oversaw significant international exchange programs and managed a substantial budget. Education includes a Master's of Public Affairs from Princeton University and a BA in Urban Studies from Vassar College.
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Public Affairs Council
The Public Affairs Council is the leading nonpartisan, nonpolitical association for public affairs professionals worldwide. Launched in 1954, our mission is to advance the field of public affairs and to provide members with the executive education and expertise they need to succeed while maintaining the highest ethical standards. The Council’s staff professionals have direct experience in corporate and association public affairs management, lobbying, global public affairs, social media, corporate responsibility, campaign finance, grassroots advocacy, crisis communication and a host of related areas. Welcome to the Council’s LinkedIn page. While we encourage discussion on our social media sites, we wish to keep the conversation civil and professional. Please note that comments posted on this site do not reflect the opinion of the Council or its staff. By participating in this page, you agree that you will abide by applicable online laws, and acknowledge that the Council’s original content and intellectual property are protected under copyright laws. In addition, the following will usually be deleted: -Offensive, defamatory, inaccurate, unprofessional or irrelevant language. -Personal attacks about people or organizations. -Promotional posts and spam messages. -Personal information about others such as home addresses.