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Rachel Henderson Eliff is an Executive Vice President, CSG at Fenton. Rachel is an award-winning senior communications professional with close to 15 years of media relations, social impact storytelling and cause marketing experience. Her issues expertise ranges widely from global development, public health, refugees and migration, to consumer brands, public affairs, sustainability and healthcare.

She offers communications strategies for leading brands and global organizations to build a better world. She is a sought-after thought leader and speaker on virtual reality storytelling, social impact communications, CSR and cause marketing strategies and brings this expertise to her clients.

Adam Robles is a Senior Vice President at Fenton, where he utilizes his nearly 15 years of experience across public relations, corporate social responsibility, and diversity & inclusion to develop and implement strategies designed to help clients have a positive social impact.

Adam joins Fenton from Hyundai Motor America, where he helped lead the company’s corporate social responsibility, diversity & inclusion, and corporate culture efforts. Prior to joining Hyundai, Adam spent nearly 10 years at Finn Partners, where his work was focused on developing integrated communications campaigns that were culturally competent and creatively tailored to reach diverse audiences, influence purchase consideration, create public awareness and encourage positive behavior change.

Jordan Treible is a Vice President at Fenton, where she brings her expertise in communications, issue-based advocacy and digital media to a variety of organizations dedicated to equity and social good. With a passion to advance global health and development, Jordan is skilled in crafting smart digital strategy, delivering nuanced and compelling organizational messages, distilling data-heavy research and finding fresh ways to elevate her client’s Issues on international stages.

Before joining Fenton, Jordan led communications and advocacy efforts for clients in the global health space at GMMB. She began her career in communications at the Brookings Institution, supporting research-based metropolitan policy change.

Jordan graduated cum laude from Davidson College with a degree in History and a minor in French and Francophone Studies.

Katherine Brandon is a Vice President at Fenton. For more than a decade, she has worked in mission-driven communications, with a particular focus on gender, international development and global health. She has extensive experience leading communications strategies, managing complex partnerships, directing high-level events, media relations and storytelling.

Most recently, she led communications and advocacy for Together for Girls, a global partnership bringing together the UN, national governments and the private-sector to end violence against children. Previously, she spent nearly six years leading communications for the girls and women’s portfolio at the United Nations Foundation, working on sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender equality, and empowering adolescent girls. Prior to that, she worked in the press office for a U.S. Senate committee, in the White House, and on political campaigns. A storyteller at heart, she graduated with highest distinction from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s School of Journalism.

Susannah Rosenblatt is a Vice President, CSG at Fenton, where she uses her award-winning communications leadership experience spanning cultures and continents to craft winning strategies to improve global health. A versatile storyteller, she directed strategy and branding for the United Nations Foundation’s malaria prevention campaign; managed its digital presence at the World Health Assembly; and cultivated thought leadership and partnerships for the global health team.

Driven by causes that count, she has overseen a multimillion-dollar cause marketing effort to prevent suicide and supported communications for Heifer International, Save the Children, and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, among others. She was also a journalist with the Los Angeles Times and in Taiwan. Susannah has an M.P.S. in Public Relations from Georgetown University, where she was a faculty advisor, and a B.A. in English, summa cum laude, from Wake Forest University.

Kimaya is an expert in strategy and message development for digital communications, integrated marketing and advocacy campaigns. Kimaya uses equal parts science, creativity and rigor to push the branding and digital world forward to take big ideas from vision to implementation. She seizes opportunities to drive narratives, build brand identities, draw insights from data and tell stories – that inspire action, change behavior and advance business goals for the social impact sector.

She has managed campaigns for global and national nonprofits, government agencies, trade associations and businesses. Prior to joining the Fenton team, Kimaya led global rebranding, digital strategy, fundraising and external engagement efforts for major health and gender equity organizations. Kimaya has also worked with Ketchum Public Relations, where she served federal agencies, such as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Environmental Protection Agency, and major brands such as the National Football League, Pfizer, FedEx and Hertz. Kimaya has supported the Rockefeller Foundation to develop a digital storytelling platform, Storytelling for Good, and has also led storytelling trainings in India, Thailand, Kenya and the U.S. for the Foundation’s grantees and program staff.

Kimaya graduated from the University of Pune in India with a bachelor’s degree in economics.

Michael Bennett is an Account Director at Fenton, where he works to advance causes including climate action and global public health. He is fascinated by the ways that communications strategies can bridge cultural, political and geographic divides, and in his work, he always seeks to engage new audiences with unifying messages.

Michael arrived at Fenton after serving as Deputy Press Secretary to a U.S. Senator – executing press strategy and spearheading digital campaigns on a broad range of policy issues. While in the Peace Corps, Michael partnered with a diaspora organization that used storytelling to connect Moldovans living abroad back to their hometown and crowdfund local development projects. Michael’s start in communications was at his alma mater, the University of San Diego, where he wrote about campus success stories and produced photo and video content for official university channels.

Nina Chung is an Account Director, CSG at Fenton, drawing upon cross-sector experiences to provide strategic counsel to clients in corporate social good and global health. Prior to joining Fenton, Nina managed pandemic response communications for The Rockefeller Foundation, crafting strategies and coordinating partners to promote vaccine equity, research-based health messaging and initiatives against misinformation. She also managed announcements and strategic storytelling at the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to celebrate and strengthen the fields of medical research, performing arts and environmental conservation.

Nina is dedicated to communications that serve the public interest and strives to build deep listening, questioning and collaboration in her work with partners and clients. She earned her master’s degree in media and communications at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where she published her dissertation on the surprising role of corporate public apologies in society. She majored in international relations at Stanford University, minoring in modern languages and studying in South Korea and Italy.

Maria Bolaris is an Account Director at Fenton, where she combines her passion for advocacy and social good with her expertise in corporate communications and media relations. Maria helps the account teams implement mission-driven strategies and communications campaigns that advance the causes she cares about most.

Maria has always strived to do work that is making a positive impact on the world. Prior to joining Fenton, Maria worked for Edelman as a Senior Account Executive on their New York health team. Maria was also a Senior Account Coordinator at Rubenstein where she worked on various nonprofit, arts and culture, and higher education related client teams. Maria graduated magna cum laude from Florida State University with a degree in media/communication studies and political science.

Da’Vianna Nelson is a Digital Account Director at Fenton, where she utilizes her experience in digital marketing and narrative storytelling to implement strategies that create lasting change for clients.

Da’Vianna has prior experience in strategic content development, supporting clients on issues such as climate change, racial health equity, and equitable economic development. She is passionate about health equity, racial equity and LGBTQ+ rights, and her goal has always been to work toward social change.

Da’Vianna graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a major in Interpersonal and Organizational Communications and a minor in Journalism and Medical Anthropology.

As a Senior Writer, Hillary Kessler synthesizes complex and often sensitive topics into narratives that engage, inform and inspire. Hillary taps into her experience and talent as a wordsmith to draft copy that grabs the attention of the media, resonates with stakeholders, and captures clients’ voices. From urgent press releases that seize upon breaking news to annual reports that tell thoughtful and compelling stories, Hillary’s writing advances the priorities of Fenton’s clients and gets them noticed.

Hillary’s background in communications for social change and justice led to her position at Fenton. She was the longtime Director of Communications for the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, where she directed campaigns and public information about negotiations for and distribution of payments for Holocaust survivors. Hillary has a B.A. in English from Brandeis University and a M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University.