Public Affairs-Focused Global Creative Agency Demonstrates Continued Growth
NJI, a global creative agency specializing in creative solutions to inform and influence public policy audiences, announces the promotion of Nate Politi to Chief Operating Officer. He is the first to hold the role following nearly 10 years of leadership across NJI’s account strategy teams. In his new role, Politi will ensure excellence in performance, process, culture, and the cross-functional collaboration that drives NJI’s success.
Politi is a steadfast strategic advisor to NJI’s Founders and CEOs, Josh Shultz and Nathan Imperiale. A fearless champion for colleagues, clients, and partners, he will focus on delivering peerless organizational development and meaningful brand experiences and developing high-performing teams that achieve results.
Politi’s appointment as COO underscores tireless effort and the complete trust placed in his ability to lead NJI into the next phase of strategic development.
“Nate’s commitment to our organization, leadership, and deep understanding of our company’s mission has played a pivotal role in our continued growth and success,” said Shultz.
Politi’s journey within NJI has been marked by unwavering dedication and outstanding leadership. Company-wide colleagues recognize and have lauded his pivotal role in the agency.
“Nate’s new position as COO is well-deserved and reflects the high regard the entire organization holds for him. I have no doubt he will continue to drive our company forward and I look forward to witnessing his continued success in his new role,” said Shultz.
“The talent and creativity of our team are unmatched, and I am excited for this next chapter,” Politi said. “We will continue to evolve in support of our clients, and I’m committed to putting our values into action so that NJI remains a standout agency to work with and for.”
NJI’s leadership bench is further strengthened by Allison Hoffman Cousens, Managing Director of Partnerships & Marketing, who joins NJI after nearly a decade of guiding Meta’s global public policy efforts. She previously served as a product manager for Intuit. In addition, deepening the agency’s account management capabilities in Washington, D.C. is Addison Bailey, previously with Viget and Artemis Ward.
Investing in current team members is equally important, and NJI is pleased to recognize the following promotions: Hillary De Mayo to Senior Manager, Finance & Operations; Julia Melton to Project Manager; Kalyx Lyons to Project Manager; Glen Swart to Associate Art Director; and Jay Ungar to Associate Art Director.