Never at a loss for words, Beth helps her clients pick the right ones so they can bring their big ideas to life. Beth is a mile wide and much more than an inch deep on issues ranging from health care and reproductive rights to education reform and economic inequality, immigration reform and gender equity. She is particularly skilled at working with nonprofits to develop and implement communication and campaign strategies that motivate target audiences to action.

Beth’s work with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Consumer Voices for Coverage program provides advocacy organizations with the communication skills they need to engage with health care consumers. She was instrumental in a campaign to reform our nation’s unjust immigration policies with the Center for Community Change and led a coalition of LGBT organizations that joined together to fight for comprehensive immigration reform.

Currently, Beth is focused on several efforts to address poverty and economic inequality so that working families have a shot at realizing the American Dream.