Lisa Camooso Miller Joins Reset Public Affairs as Partner

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Reset Public Affairs is pleased to announce Lisa Camooso Miller has joined the firm as partner.

"Lisa is a top-tier media and public affairs practitioner," said Beau Phillips, founding partner at Reset. "Providing our clients the opportunity to benefit from her skills and relationships is an immeasurable benefit for them and us."

Miller has been a notable communications leader for the past twenty years in local, state and federal government posts, political campaigns and committees, as well as advocacy organizations. Miller previously served as a partner in another DC-based public affairs firm.

She served as head of media affairs for the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) and was previously communications director for the Republican National Committee and served as deputy communications director for both the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Don Evans and the U.S. Speaker of the House.

Prior to her time in Washington, D.C., Miller served under New Jersey Governors Christine Todd Whitman and Donald T. DiFrancesco.  She holds an M.A. in corporate and public communications from Monmouth University and a B.A. in communications from The College of New Jersey.

Reset Public Affairs helps companies, trade associations, non-profit groups and individuals with high-stakes communications challenges. Reset specializes in communication campaigns that alter political and media environments to help clients achieve their public policy goals. Many of the firm's clients are leading technology innovators, including Google, Lyft, Spotify, Oracle and Fundrise. Reset has a specialty in public affairs and PR campaigns around complex, high-stakes antitrust and intellectual property law issues as well as experience in energy, health care, financial services, labor, and other policy issues.

"We think it's sweeter than an '89 IROC-Z to note that not only are we from the same small New Jersey town, we attended the same small state college and worked for many of the same New Jersey politicians," added Phillips.

Contact: Beau Phillips, 1-202-368-9033, [email protected]

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