D.C.-area agency updates: Stratacomm, Seven Letter and The Alpine Group
Stratacomm announced Jennifer Flanery and Jacqueline Wilson as equity partners. Previously serving as senior vice presidents, they join the company’s five existing partners to round out Stratacomm’s partner group. According to a release, Flanery, based in D.C. with 10 years at Stratacomm, provides senior-level communications strategy, champions rigorous project management and leads the team that serves the agency’s largest client. She is an active member of WTS-DC, serving on WTS-DC’s executive board as secretary from 2016–2017, and currently helps organize the chapter’s Executive Women’s Roundtable. Wilson, with Stratacomm for nine years and also based in D.C., focuses on setting strategy, building effective teams and creating and leading successful integrated communications campaigns on behalf of clients. With two decades of experience, she brings expertise working with federal agencies, trade associations, non-profits and corporate entities. She served on the board of directors for Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) as president and other positions from 2019–2023.
Seven Letter adds Kayla Boswell as a Manager, and Danny Jackson as Content Specialist. Boswell, states a release, is an accomplished marketing and communications professional with extensive experience in driving impactful results across the digital landscape. Before joining Seven Letter, Boswell was a digital account executive at an NYC marketing agency. She gained valuable experience working on multiple accounts across the beauty, luxury food and beverage, and healthcare sectors. Her work in the digital space spanned across community management, influencer and digital brand strategy. Prior to that, she served as a marketing and communications specialist at Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital. Jackson joins the firm after completed the Seven Letter Fellowship Program.
The Alpine Group announced that Abbey Overland joined the company as a Vice President. Overland worked in the United States Senate, the Office of the Secretary of Defense during the first Trump administration and, most recently, as a policy expert in the private sector. She brings to Alpine her in-depth knowledge of defense and national security policy issues from the perspectives of Capitol Hill, the Pentagon and the private sector. Alpine also announced it is promoting two staffers, Hannah Schmidt and Travis Fruhling, and hiring Madison Gordon, who recently completed the Alpine Group’s internship program.
