about Laura Rodriguez-Carbone

Most consultants have read about your situation. Laura Rodriguez-Carbone has seen it from a 360-degree view.

Over more than 20 years, she has run communication campaigns inside and alongside federal agencies, in communities across the country for nonprofits and issue campaigns, and managed political campaigns.

During the federal COVID-19 response, she drew on a long history of expertise in community outreach, organizing, and communications architecture to help earn trust from underrepresented communities — work that contributed to the first FDA-approved vaccine to treat COVID-19.

At the U. S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, she turned civil rights protections — the ADA, Title IX, and Section 504 — into language parents and students could use to advocate for their rights.

She has served on more than 20 boards, task forces, and think tanks across the country and in Northeast Ohio — from public transit and the transplant waiting list to health equity and community connections.

Few strategists have been on all sides of the governance equation. Rebuilding public trust is the hardest work in it. It's the work Laura does best.