Gabi is an award-winning independent communications strategist, copywriter, and AI strategy consultant with over a decade of experience shaping narratives for some of the most recognized names in media, policy, and tech. She has led communications strategy at Fannie Mae, served as the architect of internal communications at The Washington Post, served as an Executive Producer of Intern Edition at NPR, covered politics at The Huffington Post, and managed external affairs at CTIA — whose members include Google, Amazon, Verizon, and Apple.

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Today Gabi works with brands who need clear, compelling writing that actually moves people. Whether it's web copy, content strategy, press materials, or executive communications — she brings the instincts of a seasoned communicator to every project.

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As the Lead Associate of Communications Strategy at Fannie Mae, Gabi managed campaigns designed to support the company's dynamic work culture while engaging employees with compelling internal communications and elevating Fannie Mae's external reputation. During Gabi's tenure at the company, Fannie Mae's work culture received more than 60 awards and recognition from renowned publications, including FORTUNE, TIME Magazine, USA TODAY, Forbes, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, and more. 

 

At CTIA, Gabi delivered strategies for communications, technology public policy, regulatory affairs, and public affairs. In addition to being the lead of an inclusion and accessibility program, she managed messaging stratagems for grassroots efforts, third-party partnerships, email marketing, social media, and content strategy for ACTwireless.org and AccessWireless.org. She managed state and federal campaigns centered on wireless technology issues. Gabi also organized panels, events, and conferences showcasing accessibility, policy, the digital divide, and digital inclusion on behalf of the wireless industry. 

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Before joining CTIA, Gabi led thought leadership strategies for a private crisis communications firm in Washington, DC.

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She is the former Communications Specialist at The Washington Post. Gabi drove strategic messaging designed to elevate The Washington Post's people, products, and culture. Gabi managed all internal communications products and platforms. While serving as Product Manager for The Washington Post's intranet software, Gabi led a team of Engineers and Product Designers responsible for building an intranet that provides an intuitive user experience for all Washington Post employees. She wrote internal-facing messaging, strategies, and communications designed to engage and support The Washington Post's geographically dispersed workforce. Gabi produced, edited, and published content for The Washington Post's company-wide newsletter. 

 

Gabi was the Executive Producer of NPR's Intern Edition, leading a team of 60 interns in DC, Chicago, and NPR West. 

She previously served as the Director of Communications & Content Strategy at a private issue advocacy and public affairs firm in Washington, D.C. She orchestrated creative content for print, TV, radio, social, and digital advertising campaigns for international and U.S.-based clients. 

 

In addition to counting Fortune 500 companies among her previous clients, she proudly produced work for coalitions and organizations advocating for jobs, fair taxes, and working families. As Director of Communications & Content Strategy, Gabi produced strategic messaging for numerous advocacy campaigns, including net neutrality, War Powers Resolution, soda taxes, alcohol laws, the Farm Bill, and many more. 

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Gabi served as the Editorial Director for LivingSocial -- she managed a team of eight Editors and directed creative content at Washington D.C.'s acclaimed e-commerce site. Previously, she served as the Editorial Legal Advisory Team Lead, responsible for ensuring advertisements and services published on LivingSocial were legally compliant, followed rigorous FTC regulations, and met FDA pre-market 510(k) requirements. As Product Editor, Gabi produced thousands of advertising campaigns for nationally acclaimed brands.

 

Gabi is a recovered workaholic. Her workaholicism is tempered by her wanderlust and penchant for the peculiar. In her spare time, she travels, practices archery, paints her nightmares, and collects hot sauce from every country she visits. Gabi eats an irresponsible amount of guacamole and suffers from a predisposition to smiling. She is not very funny.