Jennifer Lewis
Vice President
"Normal is an illusion. What is normal to the spider is chaos to the fly.”
Morticia Addams
As a Vice President at The Pollack Group, Jennifer is responsible for the development and execution of PR and marketing strategies and tactics for a portfolio of clients, as well as providing exceptional media relations, implementing creative ideas for brand growth, and spearheading company campaigns.
Her career started as a budding marketing specialist in the music industry, working her way to manage in-house PR, events, social media, and artist relations. Prior to joining the agency, Jennifer worked at a creative agency managing clients within the health and wellness, nonprofit, and fintech verticals, among others.
She enjoys singing and playing the piano, reading, traveling, and dive bars. Jennifer graduated from Marist College with a B.A in Communications and minors in both Psychology and Studio Art.
A native of New York, Jennifer currently resides in Salem, MA with her husband and cat.
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