About Me

Stacy A. Anderson is an experienced writer and strategic communications leader with more than a decade of experience in media relations, editorial content, digital media, content marketing and public relations. She has developed and executed communications campaigns for nonprofit organizations in higher education, health care and public policy, ultimately boosting brand reputation and awareness. Anderson is an associate director of media and public relations at the Mount Sinai Health System in NYC.

She previously was a communications manager for The Johns Hopkins University, where she secured scholars as thought leaders in foreign relations featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, TIME, Fortune, Foreign Policy and Voice of America, among others. She was also a communications manager at the Brookings Institution, a research and public policy organization, where she promoted economic research and economic plans featured in USA Today, Bloomberg, and US News & World Report.

Prior to media strategy, Anderson worked at The Associated Press reporting on first lady Michelle Obama, U.S. foreign and domestic policies, technology, travel, entertainment, race and ethnicity. While at the global news wire service, she interviewed a range of public figures including first lady Dr. Jill Biden, author Maya Angelou, artist Faith Ringgold, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan, U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin and entertainer 50 Cent. She was a contributor to AP Radio and the AP Politics social media team. Her writing has also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, WashingtonPost.com and The Los Angeles Times.