 Christina Reynolds |
Christina Reynolds, most recently senior VP at Global Strategy Group, has joined Emily’s List, which funds political campaigns for pro-choice Democratic women, as VP-Communications.
Prior to GSG, Reynolds was deputy communications director at Hillary for America, managing director at Glover Park Group, media affairs director in the White House and rapid response director at Obama for America.
She also served as research/policy director at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and communications advisor at the John Edwards for President campaign.
Stephanie Schriock, president of Emily’s List, called Reynolds a “long-time fighter for progressive values.”
Since its launch in 1985, Emily’s List has raised more than $500M for political candidates.
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