Anna Soellner

Anna Soellner is a seasoned senior communications and public affairs strategist with a sharp focus on mission-driven initiatives. She brings to the table extensive experience in executive communications and crisis management, highlighting her adeptness in handling high-stakes scenarios.

With a background in A.B. Government & American Studies from Smith College, Anna's educational foundation complements her strategic approach to communication and public relations.

In her professional journey, Anna has held key roles in renowned organizations such as Reddit, Inc., where she served as the Vice President of Communications. She has also made impactful contributions as the Co-Founder and Board Member of My Ride to Vote, Head of Communications at Driver Group, L.L.C., and Vice President of Corporate Communications at the Motion Picture Association.

Anna's diverse experience includes leadership positions at the Center for American Progress and as a Luce Scholar at the Office of Martin Lee in the Legislative Council Hong Kong. She also contributed significantly as a Senior Advisor in the Office of Legislative Affairs & Public Liaison at the U.S. Treasury Department.

Known for being a relationship builder, team leader, and efficient creator of sustainable operational structures, Anna Soellner's career is marked by a profound commitment to impactful communication strategies and effective public affairs management.