A seasoned PR and Marketing professional, Jeremy Milner brings a strong background of building and maintaining number one brands for financial services, healthcare, higher-education and non-profit clients.

With a strong political background, Jeremy has translated his success on the campaign trail to help create and implement strategic public relations and marketing campaigns for start-ups, well-established brands and government agencies.

Following several years of political consulting for a variety of causes and candidates, Jeremy spent four years as the Deputy Director of Communications for the Massachusetts Department of Social Services (DSS), the state’s child welfare agency. As a spokesperson, Jeremy was responsible for dealing with ongoing promotion of the department’s programming success as well as regularly dealing with crisis situations. Jeremy also managed the department’s outreach for the recruitment and retention of foster and adoptive parents.

After leaving DSS, Jeremy spent several years in New York City with Blasé & Associates, a boutique financial services consulting firm. With clients including Evergreen, Federated, Lord Abbott and others, Jeremy oversaw the day-to-day implementation of strategic media relations programs for some of the largest mutual fund families in the country. Meeting with broadcast, print and internet media on a daily basis, Jeremy remains well connected in the world of reporters and editors at major media outlets and key industry trade publications.

From New York, Jeremy was recruited to Arnold Worldwide in Boston, now part of the Paris-based Havas Group, one of the top-ten communications organizations in the world. As part of the management team for the financial services PR practice, Jeremy oversaw staff dedicated to the strategic planning and execution for clients including PNC Financial, Brown Brothers Harriman and TA Associates. Jeremy was also part of Arnold PR’s new business team.

Striking out on his own in 2003, Jeremy has worked with a variety of clients, including CVS/pharmacy, Bearing Point, Boston University, Safety 1st, Haverford College, Care New England Health System, Landmark Healthcare, Lifespan Healthcare, MedTouch, PNC Financial, Roger Williams University, Rehabilitation Hospital of Rhode Island, Revolution Partners and the Rhode Island Department of Economic Development.