Ryan Frank

Ryan Frank is currently the Communications Director for Strategic Messaging at The New York Times, based in Portland, Oregon. With over 25 years of experience in public affairs and communications, he has a robust background in both journalism and strategic communication.

Professional Background

• Current Role: As Communications Director at The New York Times, Frank focuses on developing strategic messaging that aligns with the organization's goals.

• Previous Experience:

  • Director of Strategic Communications at Legacy Health: He led internal and external communication strategies during significant organizational changes and the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Manager of Public Affairs at Cambia Health Solutions: Frank managed public relations efforts and media strategies.
  • Principal at Gallatin Public Affairs: He developed advocacy campaigns targeting Congress and worked on digital strategies for various clients.
  • Director of Communications at Business Oregon: He expanded the agency's reputation through various media and public engagement strategies.
  • Senior Editor at Las Vegas Sun: Managed political reporting and mentored reporters who later joined major news outlets.

Education

Frank holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from the University of Oregon, which he completed in 1999.

His career trajectory reflects a strong commitment to effective communication across various sectors, particularly in health care and public affairs, showcasing his adaptability and leadership skills in high-pressure environments.