Jennifer Faulkner

Over her 15-year career in public relations, Jennifer Faulkner has launched new companies, products and services with overwhelming success. Faulkner’s media relations campaigns and national marketing programs have supported a range of companies that includes some of the world’s largest and best-known brands to emerging, entrepreneurial companies. These clients have included Starbucks Coffee Company, Gap, Inc., Discovery Channel and Disney – to Schoolpop, Netflix, Williams-Sonoma and LeapFrog.

Faulkner has earned recognition from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) for her work on several campaigns most recently with an Anvil award for her work on behalf of Netflix.

Most recently, Faulkner has worked with Gold Violin, a company dedicated to bringing products to market for mature adults, that encourages them to maintain an independent lifestyle.

Other noteworthy consumer publicity campaigns include the introduction of Walt Disney’s Winnie-the-Pooh license and support of the products created by companies including Timex, Wamsutta and Mattel. She spearheaded the creation of a successful national women’s health initiative for Rite Aid drugstores and was responsible for creating marketing strategy and publicity campaigns for the launch and/or growth of several successful Web sites including Starbucks.com, Hotmail, Netflix, and Schoolpop.com. These clients and campaigns have enjoyed coverage in a wide variety of media outlets, including Time, "Good Morning America," Parents, The New York Times, USA Today, E!, "CNN," USA Today, and Glamour.

Previously, Faulkner was a Vice President with Edelman public relations and has worked in the consumer divisions of other international agencies including GCI and Cairns & Associates.

Jennifer holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and fine arts from Indiana University. She is a member of the Junior League of Denver and the Public Relations Society of America.