Jason Boxt, who led Glover Park Group's research and analytics work as a managing director, has shifted to Penn Schoen Berland in Washington as an executive VP focused on the firm's corporate clients.
PSB CEO Curtis Freet praised Boxt's blend of corporate, non-profit and political research experience, particularly in digital and social. Boxt's Glover Park client work included PhRMA, the National Football League and the Gates Foundation.
he is a former director of national advocacy at the Center of US Engagement and national deputy political director for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He started out with Roper Starch and Global Strategy Group.
Both Glover Park and PSB are owned by WPP Group.
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