Eric Schultz

Eric Schultz is a senior advisor to former President Barack Obama and an experienced communications and public affairs professional. Here are some key details about Eric Schultz:

Professional Background

• Currently serves as a senior advisor to former President Barack Obama1
• Founder and President of The Schultz Group, a boutique public affairs consulting firm1
• Mixing Board Community Member since January 20211

White House Experience

• Served as Principal Deputy Press Secretary and Special Assistant to President Obama from August 2014 to January 20171
• Advised President Obama, spoke on behalf of the Administration, and managed messaging and crisis communications1
• Led the public rollout of Chief Judge Merrick Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court1

Other Notable Roles

• Communications Director for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (2009-2011)1
• Deputy Campaign Manager for Al Franken's 2008 Senate race1
• Communications Director for Senator Charles E. Schumer (2006-2007)1

Expertise

• Strategic communications
• Crisis management
• Public affairs
• Political campaigns
• Media relations

Eric Schultz is known for his aggressive, behind-the-scenes approach to communications and his ability to handle crises effectively. He has extensive experience in both political and governmental communications, having worked on high-profile campaigns and in the White House during critical moments of the Obama administration.