Caroline Burwell specializes in campaign strategy and management, issue advocacy, strategic communications and message development. Caroline’s has nearly two decades of experience in public health, government, non-profits, and the private sector. Her clients have included Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, foundations, philanthropists and elected officials. Caroline led Avoq’s award-winning campaign to raise awareness about the
Rachael applies communications strategies and adaptive thinking to shepherd clients’ campaigns from concept to launch. Before joining Avoq, she developed messaging, leveraged media and informed strategies as a policy communications associate at the Consumer Technology Association. Prior to that, Rachael was a digital strategist at Mothership Strategies, where she designed and implemented high-impact campaigns for
Andy specializes in developing and implementing creative, results-driven communications campaigns. He works with clients in a variety of sectors, including public health, higher education and environmental protection. Andy has supported projects that have helped improve lives by reducing gun violence, supporting addiction treatment and, most recently, identifying ways to help communities make streets safer. He
Caitlin oversees strategic client accounts and helps lead campaign development and execution. She specializes in developing, implementing and managing integrated strategic communications programs for corporate, government and nonprofit clients in the public health, education, financial services and technology sectors. Before joining Avoq, Caitlin served as the public relations and marketing manager for the Chelsea Piers
Steve is a senior content strategist, working across all accounts while leading our federal government practice. He joined Avoq after having managed the two largest outreach and advertising efforts ever undertaken by the government, the Census Bureau’s multi-million-dollar awareness campaigns for the 2000 and 2010 decennials. Recently, Steve helped lead teams advocate for the passage