National Hub in Indianapolis, including video production, media relations, international communications, executive support and corporate social responsibility. She has a passion for sharing client stories and growing brand awareness, whether it be a small non-profit or Fortune 100 company. Today, everyone is a brand ambassador.

Paula has worked on nationally recognized philanthropic programming, including 15 years supporting the Trees for Troops program. She is proud to assist the American Red Cross as a volunteer communications lead, helping with regional communications groups during times of disaster.

A Miami native and University of Florida graduate, Paula has enjoyed living and working in different parts of the country, but prefers rooting her Dolphins and Gators on in person.

advocacy organization, she rose to Fundraising Director and led an office of canvassers to break five years’ worth of fundraising goals. She has also fundraised for Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center music programs.

Several years ago, Juliet transitioned into Big Law media relations, working directly with firms including Baker Botts, Morrison & Foerster, Milbank and Venable LLP, among others. After leaving agency life she became an independent communications consultant and took on a variety of projects including publicity for a young climate activist, who attained international prominence overnight when she landed on the front page of the Washington Post; the media strategy for the launch of an augmented reality app created by Chinese mobile internet company, Cheetah Mobile and securing funding as an associate producer to cover the postproduction needs of a documentary that went on to screen at Lincoln Center and in film festivals nationwide.

For more than 20 years Juliet has volunteered for environmental causes, and most recently with two grassroots organizations, where she trained members on everything from interview preparation to media outreach and drafting press releases. These days Juliet has shifted her volunteer work toward mitigating food insecurity and other local issues that impact fellow New Yorkers.

Juliet, a native New Yorker, has a double major in Cultural Anthropology and Women’s Studies from Stony Brook University, The State University of New York, and thoroughly enjoyed her study abroad experience in Bangalore, India, during her senior year. When not working she enjoys the beach, art galleries and sampling from the many diverse restaurants New York has to offer.

with her father watching the nightly news. While attending college, her choice of a double major successfully merged her key interests of political studies and international relations with media relations and crisis management.

Before joining the Haj Media team, she interned with the Armenian Assembly of America, where she researched war crimes carried out by the Azerbaijan military during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War. Her research took place in the early months after the war had ended, when information on the timeline of events was less clear. She used international news coverage to follow the movement of Azerbaijan’s military forces to track the dates war crimes occurred, as well as the Armenian lives lost in the process. As a third-generation Armenian American, Emily has a passion for human rights and justice. While working on her research for her Armenian Assembly internship, she observed how the media can impact the flow of information in war.

During her senior year of college, she focused her career interests on public relations. She accepted an internship at a retail public relations firm in Miami, where she learned the basics of the field, including communicating directly with clients, orchestrating holiday photoshoots and helping onboard new team members.

In the classroom, Emily got field experience working with an actual client during her capstone class at the University of Miami. The 14-person class acted as a public relations firm to create a campaign for PAWS4you, a local canine nonprofit organization. Serving as the partnerships team leader, she managed research and outreach to local businesses, as well as networking opportunities for the client. The class campaign was a notable success and is currently in use.

While interning at Haj Media, Emily was curious about Haj Media’s niche area of public relations. She frequently sat down with George Haj to learn how the job differed from other public relations industries. Throughout her internship, Emily got a taste of legal, corporate and nonprofit-focused public relations. She worked closely with Haj Media’s nonprofit clients, Conservation Concepts, where she brought creativity to graphic design and social media projects. She also worked on media -monitoring for various clients and internal business matters. Emily is now looking forward to expanding her range of work at Haj Media and continuing to learn from the rest of the team as a Communications Associate.

As Marketing Manager for SFRTA/Tri-Rail for 10 years, Jennifer honed her craft in customer service, digital and traditional marketing strategy and implementation, media relations and spokesperson work, outreach, special event coordination and more. Additionally, as a chosen representative and graduate of the esteemed Leadership APTA program, Jennifer spent a year traveling throughout the U.S. to meet and study with top industry leaders, an invaluable experience from which she continues to learn and benefit.

Jennifer has a background in journalism and public relations, strong project-management experience and a passion for community, having volunteered with Best Buddies, Junior Achievement and United Way, as well as supporting various non-profits, including the ASPCA, Habitat for Humanity, Humane Society, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the World Wildlife Fund.

A South Florida native and University of Florida graduate, Jennifer also spent five great professional years in Los Angeles, California and considers herself a big fan of both coasts.