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Jennifer Skyler
Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at American Express
Jennifer Yuille, also known as Jennifer Skyler, is the Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at American Express.1 In this role, she is responsible for overseeing several key areas:
- Public affairs and media relations
- Social media
- Colleague communications
- Reputational risk management
- Corporate social responsibility
- Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives
As part of her position, Yuille serves on the company's Executive Committee and chairs the American Express Foundation. She also acts as the Executive Corporate Sponsor for NextGen, an initiative focused on connecting colleagues of different generations within the company.
Before joining American Express, Yuille had a career in broadcast production. She started at CNN as an executive assistant and progressed to become a White House producer.1 Later, she worked at MSNBC with Norah O'Donnell and then became an anchor producer for the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.1 During her time at CBS, she was part of a team that received two Emmy Award nominations and won the Alfred I. duPont Award for political coverage during the 2008 election.1
Yuille is based in New York and has extensive experience in corporate communications and media relations.1
Highlights
It’s been an incredible week for American Express, where we received top rankings on a number of prominent lists recognizing us as a great place to work, innovate and make an impact. We were named #1 on Great Place To Work US Best Workplaces in Financial Services and Insurance list and were the #1 company in the banking, finance, and fintech category on Fast Company's Best Workplaces for Innovators list. We also ranked #7 on TIME’s World’s Best Companies list. These awards are a direct reflection of our company’s special culture and talented colleagues, who continue to drive our company’s growth, innovate for our customers, and make American Express truly one of the best places to work. Congratulations #TeamAmex!
Today American Express and Delta Air Lines announced the launch of a redesigned limited-edition Boeing 747 Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card. 33% of the metal in each card comes from two retired Delta 747 planes that delivered a combined 55 years of service. The cards are cloud-white in color and feature each plane’s history, including their first and last flights, tail number and number of miles flown. This is an exciting opportunity for aviation enthusiasts and Card Members to have a piece of aviation history in their wallets!
Check out this video to see how we transformed these planes into credit cards.
