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| Denise Horn |
Denise Horn, who was most recently senior director of inclusion marketing and communications at WarnerMedia, is joining Precision as managing principal, communications.
At WarnerMedia, Horn was responsible for developing an enterprise-wide diversity and inclusion narrative across the company’s networks. She previously led corporate communications for Turner.
Horn was director of African American media for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, and during the Obama administration, she served as assistant press secretary at the U.S. Department of Education. She has also worked at Facebook, where she helped to develop the platform’s political communications strategy.
At Precision, Horn will be a senior member of the agency’s client management teams, leveraging her experience in corporate and political branding, and her ability to drive integrated campaigns. She will also help build out Precision’s entertainment practice.
“Denise is an exceptional communications professional who has developed messaging and strategy for some of the top corporate brands as well as high-level political campaigns. Her depth of experience in developing narratives across sectors will be of great value to our clients,” said Precision co-founder and partner Stephanie Cutter.
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