Janet Reingold
President & Founder
Janet Reingold
President and Founder
A seasoned authority on strategic
communications, change management, and leadership mobilization, Janet
Reingold lends guidance and oversight to many Reingold campaigns as
well as the projects she manages herself. She has led dozens of
organizations through a systematic process of defining who they are and
what they want to accomplish—and then determining which audiences they
need to reach to achieve their goals.
Clients tell us that Janet
has an uncanny ability to home in on the capabilities, qualities, and
values that set an organization apart and encapsulate them in a
compelling and memorable message. In addition to authoring more than 95
publications for a host of organizations, she has helped shape her
clients’ identities, produced their marketing strategies, launched
their communications and advertising campaigns, and managed their
media, public, and member relations efforts.
Janet has won
national media attention for her clients’ causes and positioned them to
receive millions of dollars in earned income and contributions. She
herself has been quoted in The New York Times, Time Magazine, Newsweek, BusinessWeek, and Nation’s Business.
Before
she founded Reingold in 1985, Janet was an executive in the U.S.
Department of Labor, serving as acting deputy administrator for the
Office of Strategic Planning and Policy Development; editor of the
President’s Employment and Training Report, and manager of the Vice
President’s Task Force on Youth Employment. She has written for two
Presidents, four Vice Presidents, 10 Cabinet Secretaries, and McGruff
the Crime Dog.
Janet earned a master’s degree in public
administration from The American University and a bachelor’s degree in
sociology from Washington University in St. Louis.