Karyn Le Blanc, a public sector Washington, D.C., communications pro, is moving to Stratacomm as a senior VP to lead its infrastructure practice.
Le Blanc, who takes up the post on June 1, exits the Downtown Business Improvement District, where she was communications director for the 138-block area of DC north of the National Mall.
Stratacomm has a robust infrastructure unit and worked projects like the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, Anacostia Waterfront Initiative and Intercounty Connector in the region.
She held the same title for Washington's District Dept. of Transportation after eight years there.
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