Managing Director Chelsea Koski serves as Chair of the Communications practice and discusses the ability of companies and associations to own the narrative on an issue and take a stand on critical issues.
- Has a passion for media and began her career with a dream of becoming Katie Couric.
- Serves on the Board of Project Create, a multi-disciplinary arts education and youth development program in the Anacostia neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
- A native Vermonter, Chelsea now calls the District home and lives on Capitol Hill with her photographer husband and young daughters.
Chelsea Koski Managing Director
- Has a passion for media and began her career with a dream of becoming Katie Couric.
- Serves on the Board of Project Create, a multi-disciplinary arts education and youth development program in the Anacostia neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
- A native Vermonter, Chelsea now calls the District home and lives on Capitol Hill with her photographer husband and young daughters.
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Chelsea is Chair of Signal’s Communications Practice.
Chelsea is the ultimate problem-solver. Over the past 15 years, she has worked across multiple highly regulated industries to develop innovative communications strategies that drive action among policymakers, thought leaders, and the media. As a Managing Director, she focuses on integrated strategic communications, alliance development, and public affairs positioning, particularly in the healthcare sector.
Prior to Signal, Chelsea served in senior roles at Qorvis Communications where she spearheaded communication and issue-advocacy campaigns. She was recognized as a “Top Women in PR” in 2020 by PRNews. Chelsea earned her B.A. from The George Washington University.
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Signal Group congratulates Chelsea Koski, Managing Director of our Communication practice on being recognized as a 2020 Top Women in PR Honoree by PRNews.