Jennifer is a senior communications and public affairs strategist with extensive experience advising executives and organizations at the intersection of technology, policy, and influence. At Invariant, she counsels clients on strategic communications, crisis management, and navigating high-stakes regulatory and political environments.

Focus Areas 

• Advising emerging technology clients on strategic communications, positioning, and reputational management across AI, data governance, and digital platforms.

• Executive positioning, crisis management, and issues advocacy in complex regulatory and political environments.

• Translating complex policy and technology narratives into compelling messages for policymakers, media, and investors.

Before joining Invariant, Jennifer served as vice president, communications at the Consumer Technology Association, where she led communications and public affairs strategy for an organization representing 1,200+ member companies, oversaw global media operations for CES, and shaped narratives on AI, trade, and global tech regulation. She previously served as senior vice president of public affairs and crisis at Burson, where she guided Fortune 500 technology clients through congressional scrutiny, regulatory threats, and high-profile media environments. Earlier in her career, Jennifer spent nearly a decade on Capitol Hill, where she honed her political instincts, rapid response capabilities, and deep fluency in legislative and issues advocacy. She also served as chief of staff to the CEO at the National Association of Manufacturers.