Rhea Farberman is an accomplished communications professional with expertise in both traditional and new media. Throughout her career, she has utilized multiple channels and an integrated approach to extend and support an organization's brand, build coalitions, engage stakeholders, and influence policy-makers.

Farberman's experience in health and science communications has been a significant asset for the organizations she has worked for. She has designed and led several social marketing campaigns aimed at preventing drug abuse, reducing gun violence, teaching resilience skills to young people and parenting skills, among others.

Her leadership and team-building skills have helped create work environments where information sharing and collaboration are nurtured. Communication research and measurement tactics are used to ensure effective communication campaigns for results monitoring.

Farberman has served as the Director of Strategic Communications and Policy Research at Trust for America's Health and as the Senior Director of Communications and Marketing at Foundation Fighting Blindness. She has also worked for the American Psychological Association, the National Advisory Council on the Public Service, and The White House Conference on Library and Information Services.

Farberman has extensively studied communications-related courses, including a Graduate Certificate in Publications Management from The George Washington University - College of Professional Studies, and a Bachelor's degree in Communications, Cum Laude honors from American University. Her management skills and expertise in non-profit and association management make her an asset to leadership, governance groups and membership recruitment, engagement, and retention.