House Approps Hires Hing
Jennifer Hing has been hired as director of Republican communications for the House Appropriations Committee. Hing was Press Secretary to Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters. (CQ People on the Move)
« January 2008 | Main | March 2008 »
Jennifer Hing has been hired as director of Republican communications for the House Appropriations Committee. Hing was Press Secretary to Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters. (CQ People on the Move)
Marni Goldberg, currently the Deputy Press Secretary for the Democratic Leadership Council, has been hired as Sen. Mary Landrieu's new Deputy Press Secretary. Goldberg, who starts her new gig on March 10, was previously a freelance reporter and was the editor-in-chief on the Miami Student, the campus newspaper of her alma mater, Miami University of Ohio. She replaces Scott Schneider who has moved to New Orleans to become Landrieu's campaign Press Secretary. (PF Tipster)
Sandra Ocampo has been hired as the Press Secretary for the Colombian Embassy. Previously, Ocampo was with the mayor's office in Medellian, Colombia. (CQ People on the Move)
Jessica Boulanger is joining Prism Public Affairs as executive vice president. Most recently, Jessica was director of communications at the National Republican Congressional Committee and she has also worked for a number of high-profile Members of Congress such as Rep. Tom Delay, Rep. Roy Blunt and Rep. Deborah Pryce. In addition to her tours of duty on the hill, Boulanger also did a brief stint for Progress for America where she played a critical roll in helping shepperd President Bush's Supreme Court nominees through their confirmations. With her move to Prism Public Affairs, Boulanger -- well-respected by her peers and the media -- will be reuniting with the battle-tested and highly-regarded Stuart Roy, a partner at the firm and former colleague from the Hill. (National Journal)
Tamainia Davis has been hired as Communications Director for Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC). Davis was an associate producer with the Maslow Media Group and replaces Doxie McCoy, now Communications Director for Vincent Gray, chairman of the Washington, D.C., city council. (CQ People on the Move)
Pat Creighton, who has handled a legislative portfolio for Rep. John Peterson (R-PA), including agriculture, trade and energy, as a legislative assistant, was recently promoted to Communications Director. A Philadelphia native, Creighton did a two-year stint at the Labor Department prior to joining Peterson’s staff in October 2006. He takes over for Travis Windle, who was recently named Regional Press Secretary for the House Republican Conference. (PF tipster)
Adam Sharp, Sen. Mary Landrieu's communications director, is movin onward and upward. He was recently promoted to deputy chief of staff. Congrats on the new position! (CQ Today)
Thanks to the good work by our friends Patrick Gavin and Jeff Dufour at Yeas & Nays, we learned today that being a flack sometimes means taking one for the team. Mike Campbell, the spokesman for the D.C. field office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, got himself Tasered at the ATF academy on Monday. Don't tase me bro! Don't tase me! (Examiner)
The Entertainment Software Association, a trade association for the video and computer games industry, has promoted Dan Hewitt to senior director of communications. Hewitt has been with ESA since 2004. In his new role, Hewitt will work on projecting the industry's voice on First Amendment protections, the dangers of global piracy, industry self-regulation, the E3 Media & Business Summit and the cultural and economic significance of games. (Congress Daily)
John Collins has been named Communications Director for U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY). Collins was Press Secretary to New York City Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum and replaces Glen Caplin, who left in December to join Rubenstein Associates. (NY Daily News “The Daily Politics” column by Elizabeth Benjamin)
Recent Comments