Jennifer Bryan

Jennifer Bryan has accumulated extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Starting in 1999, they worked as a Copy Editor and Wire Editor for The Cincinnati Enquirer, where they were responsible for writing headlines, captions, fact-checking, and line editing for national and local news sections. In addition, they coordinated national and international wire coverage. Jennifer received recognition for their outstanding headline writing skills.

In 2003, Jennifer joined USA TODAY as an Assistant Reader Editor. Jennifer'sresponsibilities included managing the letters to the editor page by selecting and editing letters, designing layout, and serving as a backup operations editor. Jennifer also contributed to layout and design, wrote headlines and captions, and performed fact-checking and line editing.

In 2008, Jennifer embarked on a new journey as the Co-Founder of Read Aloud 15 MINUTES. Jennifer played a key role in developing the organization's brand and communications strategy, resulting in significant growth in grassroots partnerships and social media following. Jennifer led the creation of a national PSA campaign, which secured over $6 million in donated media. Jennifer's contributions to the organization's success extended until March 2022.

Jennifer Bryan's next career move was to Subject Matter in 2017, where they served as the Director. Among their responsibilities were developing and executing communications, marketing, and public relations campaigns for public health-focused clients. Jennifer also worked closely with clients to lead strategy and planning, manage budgets, and ensure goal attainment. Jennifer's expertise further encompassed overseeing web project development, from concept to launch, including UX/UI, designs, development, and QA phases. Jennifer'svaluable contributions led their to ascend to the role of Vice President of Client Experience at Weber Shandwick / Powell Tate in May 2020, where they currently serve.

Jennifer Bryan earned a Bachelor's Degree in History/Spanish from Duke University, where they attended from 1995 to 1999. Subsequently, they pursued a Master's Degree in American History (United States) at Yale University from 2001 to 2003.