Consultancy firm 3D Communications has named Allison May Rosen as communications lead for its projects related to the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) advisory committee.
Rosen, a Washington DC-based healthcare communications strategist and trainer, joins from Chandler Chicco, where she ran the DC office and led public health and healthcare programmes.
Bringing more than two decades’ experience in both the public and private sectors, Rosen will working with clients ‘to synthesize their science’ for FDA audiences, the agency said. She will also conduct speaker and media training for clients.
3D Communications founding partner Cindy DiBiasi said she was very excited to have Rosen join.
“Allison May Rosen’s years of experience on the front lines of Washington DC health policy, combined with her knowledge of complex health care issues and her communications skills, are a terrific addition to 3D’s team of scientific and communications experts,” she added.
Rosen began her career working for Governor Ann Richards at the Texas Office of State-Federal Relations. She has served as vice president for public affairs at the Association for Competitive Technology and as press secretary for the federal government’s Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
“Joining the 3D team is a huge honour and a platform for doing truly great things,” she said.