Alison Cinnamond

Alison Bradley is a seasoned communications professional specializing in international affairs and public relations.

With a rich multicultural background having lived in seven countries across four continents, Alison excels in intercultural communication, developing impactful cross-border media campaigns, and fostering dialogue between the public and the media.

Alison's impressive career highlights include managing public relations for the prestigious Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 in South Africa, orchestrating communications campaigns for United Nations dignitaries, accompanying journalists and U.S. Senators on trips to China, Madagascar, and Qatar, leading press efforts for HM Queen Elizabeth II's official U.S. visit, and collaborating with the media to raise awareness about Autism in Vietnam.

Her portfolio also includes spearheading the launch campaign for BRAC USA, a Bangladesh-based non-profit organization, and directing a public diplomacy initiative to strengthen relations between China and the United States.

Alison's extensive professional journey has taken her through South Africa, the United States, Switzerland, Vietnam, China, Japan, Bangladesh, and Qatar, where she has devised and executed major media campaigns and engaged with high-level policymakers.

An accomplished writer, Alison's work has been featured in top publications worldwide, showcasing her expertise and influence in the field of communications.

Alison Bradley holds a Master's degree in International Policy and Practice from The George Washington University and a bachelor's degree in Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs from New York University.

Throughout her career, Alison has held key roles such as Media Relations Officer at UNICEF, Senior Advisor at Chatham Strategies, Public Relations Manager at Global Citizen, Media & Public Affairs Officer at UNOPS, Vice-Chair at Democrats Abroad, Vice President, Asia at BLJ Worldwide, Media Director at BLJ Worldwide, Account Director at Trylon SMR, Instructor at ELS Language Centers, and engaged as an Intern/Freelancer at PR Week.