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Our
Team
Urbanomics offers
clients the skills, experience, and professionalism of a large public
relations firm with the flexibility, access, service and caring of
a boutique firm led by its founder David Greene.
David D. Greene III,
President
A distinguished
career developing marketing and public relations strategies for
some of America's most respected charitable causes and organizations
is the result of David's passion for social change. His portfolio
of work spans more than a decade and touts efforts like Buckle
Up America, The March
Coming Together To Conquer Cancer,
Million Mom March and Stand For Children. David is Founder and
Chief Principal of Urbanomics. He is a graduate of State University
of New York at Stony Brook and trained as a management consultant
in the strategic development of marketing channels for multi-national
corporations.
Marvin R. Randolph,
Managing Partner
Marvin is
a 16-year veteran of political campaigns and recognized nationally
as an expert in voter contact strategy. Marvin brings a unique
set of campaign management skills. As a senior campaign strategist
for nearly a decade and having successfully managed operations
for some of America's most watched political battles, he has earned
a reputation for winning tough initiatives - electoral, referendum
and issue. His work includes serving as Director of 3 state primary
operations for President Clinton, Southern California Field Director
for the AFL-CIO's Labor '98 campaign, and Los Angeles Field Director
for Labor's "No on Proposition 226" campaign. He is
a graduate of Old Dominion University with a degree in Political
Science
Julia M. Spraggins, Vice President
Julia brings extensive media outreach experience including expertise reaching national and local media outlets on many issues. She has provided media outreach support on a range of projects for various clients including Entergy, The National Education Association, RWJF and the National Institute of Health. She also has supported several health education campaigns such as Covering Kids & Families, and the Air Bag and Seat Belt Safety Campaign. She has secured repeated placements with various outlets including Profiles in Diversity Journal, BET, American Urban Radio Network, Essence, Heart and Soul magazines, and other urban format affliates in large media markets.
She has also successfully developed and maintained partnerships with a number of key national organizations including the Kauffman Foundation, The March of Dimes, Women Infants and Children (WIC), the American Medical Association, and the NAACP.
Ms. Spraggins resides in Washington, DC and is a graduate of Johnson C. Smith University in North Carolina and holds an MBA in marketing from Southeastern University.
Julia A. Scrivens, Director
Julia has over a decade of sales, account management and customer service experience. She establishes and forecasts marketing and business development, manages functional teams and sub-committees, and provides support and direction to the President on overall organizational marketing and branding strategy. She also manages and supports the overall strategic direction of the company’s existing client portfolio. Julia was Program Manager for The Executive Leadership Council’s Institute for Leadership Development & Research, which conducts groundbreaking research on corporate diversity and business issues and provides leadership development programs to prepare senior African American executives and high potential/seasoned managers for executive officer positions. She serves on the board of directors for H.O.M.E.S. Academy, a non-profit organization providing life skills training to the mentally disable. She is also an advisory board member for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center based in Cincinnati, OH. She has a Master’s Degree in Education with a concentration in workplace training and organizational development; is a native of Chicago, Illinois. She lived in the Atlanta metropolitan area for nine (9) years before relocating with her husband Anthony to the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Treva Lindsey, Research Associate
Treva provides clients with scholarly-level research and writing for
developing and executing communications and strategic plans. She also
conducts research for various projects Urbanomics undertakes.
Treva is a doctoral candidate and Duke Endowment Fellow in the Department of
History at Duke University. She received her B.A. from Oberlin College and
her M.A. in History from Duke University. She has served as a program
coordinator and board member for the John Hope Franklin Scholars Program and
is currently a Program Assistant and Admissions Coordinator for the
Reginaldo Howard Scholarship Program. Her research and teaching fields
include U.S. History, African American History, Caribbean History, Women's
Studies, and Cultural Studies. Treva is a native Washingtonian.
Kijana Mburu, Junior Associate
As junior associate, Kijana provides account and program management for the firm’s clients. His responsibilities include meeting planning and support, member communications, organizational materials development and other account management support. Kijana received his B.A. in Psychology from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has experience in customer relations and office management. Prior to his move to Washington, DC Metropolitan area, Kijana resided in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Lesley M. Cothran, Junior Associate
As junior associate, Lesley assists in the production and coordination of key materials that support client specific communications strategies. Her responsibilities include drafting materials, media outreach and account management support. Lesley received her B.A. in Journalism from Howard University. She has experience in political campaigns, media promotions and event management. Prior to attending college in Washington, DC, Lesley resided in St. Louis, Missouri.
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