Jackie Nirenberg

Director of Community Engagement & Involvement at Austin Transit Partnership
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(386) 825-5501
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Austin, Texas, United States, US
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Diana Pena

Jackie is a PHENOMENAL Project Manager and Co-Worker. I have known Jackie for years and I know first hand of her work ethic and reputation, which exceeds all expectations. Jackie always pays attention to the needs of our team, our clients and anyone that has reached out to her for support. Jackie is extremely talented professionally and personally and always displays extreme professionalism. Jackie is an established and well known community leader and she makes our team proud. I am extremely delighted and privileged to recommend Jackie for any position.

Marion Sanchez

Jacky is a detail oriented project manager and a well known community leader. We both work on the Imagine Austin outreach campaign and she was always ready to provide ideas and adopt ideas from others. She pays attention to the needs of the client and the rest of the team. I am very happy to work with her and I look forward for more collaborations.

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Experience

    • United States
    • Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Director of Community Engagement & Involvement
      • Jan 2021 - Present

    • United States
    • Truck Transportation
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Community Engagement Manager
      • Jun 2015 - Jan 2021

      Design, manage and direct public participation programs and events for the Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Passionate about evangelizing CapMetro's mission of connecting people, jobs and community. Manage a team of highly entrepreneurial professionals and promote a culture of innovation and risk-taking. Build and leverage relationships with community leaders, organizations and stakeholders to advance Capital Metro's mission. Identify opportunities to collaborate with local government and partner agencies to promote community-building initiatives. Led engagement for Austin referendum on Project Connect, a $7.1 billion transit expansion program approved by voters on November 3, 2020.

    • Senior Consultant/Project Manager
      • Oct 2008 - Jun 2015

      Managed public engagement campaigns for a variety of clients, including the City of Austin, Atkins Global, Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority and Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority. Owned strategic initiatives with internal and external stakeholders, wrote and edited digital content, newsletters, news releases and other materials. Planned and facilitated public meetings and events. Projects included the Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan, the Manor Expressway, CodeNEXT and Travis County redistricting.

    • Communications/Public Relations/Media Relations Consultant
      • Aug 2003 - Oct 2008

      Consulted on marketing and strategic planning projects, wrote news releases and promotional copy, pitched stories and provided media relations services for a variety of clients. Consulted on marketing and strategic planning projects, wrote news releases and promotional copy, pitched stories and provided media relations services for a variety of clients.

    • Lecturer
      • Jan 1998 - Jan 2003

      Taught undergraduate courses in mass communication, journalism, public relations, and advertising. Advised the student chapter of the American Advertising Federation. Advised student magazine staff.Key Accomplishments:* Expanded course offerings for mass communication track.* Developed three new courses to add to curriculum.* Received Outstanding Faculty Award for Achievement in Teaching.* Participated in the development of the university's first leadership program. Developed a vision, stated goals, defined course objectives and suggested ideas for course content which were integrated into a university curriculum still in use today. * Published in professional journal on innovative teaching techniques.

    • Restaurant Reviewer
      • Dec 1997 - Jan 2003

      Wrote monthly restaurant reviews for the South Texas Region.Key Accomplishments:* Reviews of small, relatively unknown restaurants in the Rio Grande Valley region increased clientele and contributed to the region's economic development. * Many restaurants reviewed still display framed copies of those reviews. Wrote monthly restaurant reviews for the South Texas Region.Key Accomplishments:* Reviews of small, relatively unknown restaurants in the Rio Grande Valley region increased clientele and contributed to the region's economic development. * Many restaurants reviewed still display framed copies of those reviews.

    • Public Relations Officer
      • Jan 1995 - Jan 1998

      Managed all aspects of public and media relations, edited a quarterly newsletter, coordinated all museum publications, developed marketing and advertising strategies, and managed volunteers.Key Accomplishments:* Edited award winning regional cookbook. Working with only the raw recipes, wrote and edited copy, selected historical photos to enhance them, organized sections, and helped design a cover. Won the coveted Tabasco Award for best regional cookbook that year. * Wrote a strategic plan for the museum that would drive museum policy, growth, programs, and operations for five years.

    • Public Information Director
      • Jan 1992 - Jan 1995

      Managed all aspects of public and media relations and developed marketing and advertising strategies. Wrote and edited all communication materials, planned and executed special events, and served as spokesperson for the college.Key Accomplishments:* Developed a mission, vision, name and logo that would serve as the college's identity for the next ten years. * Orchestrated a ribbon-cutting event to launch the new college. Every locally elected official attended the event, and Governor Ann Richards gave the keynote address. The event was covered by all local and regional media, giving the college thousands of dollars worth of free publicity, and was attended by 2,000+ people.

    • Public Relations and Communications Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Communications Consultant
      • Jan 1989 - Jan 1992

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Education

  • The University of Texas at Austin
    M.A., Journalism
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  • The University of Texas at Austin
    B.S, Advertising
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