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Jessica Kilcullen

Comms and Events for Creative Brand Expression | Nonprofit BOD | Winegrower

Jessica Kilcullen is a seasoned professional known for her expertise at the intersection of mission-driven purpose, creativity, experiential design, and cross-functional collaboration. With over two decades of experience, Jessica has excelled as an innovator, strategist, content creator, entrepreneur, brand advocate, and integrated communications specialist, working with Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, and startups.

She is recognized for her exceptional ability to connect ideas, people, and possibilities, coupled with a talent for translating vision into tangible outcomes by combining big-picture thinking with meticulous attention to detail.

Jessica has a rich background in thought leadership strategy, content development, securing speaking opportunities for executives, managing event sponsorships, and fostering communities. Her projects have earned industry awards and praise, underscoring her belief in the transformative power of storytelling and the synergy created when the right concepts and individuals converge.

A standout achievement in Jessica's career is her role in co-founding Harvest Summit, an exclusive innovation event that evolved into a successful services company post-pandemic. Her work included curating experiences for renowned brands like Peloton and Snap On Tools, spearheading digital transformation for Levi Strauss & Co., and contributing to Google Cloud's retail thought leadership through a trusted agency partnership.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Jessica is actively involved in social impact initiatives, serving on nonprofit boards and advising various causes. She is deeply passionate about education, food sustainability, cancer advocacy, and climate action. Her commitment to these causes is exemplified through her ownership of a Chardonnay and Pinot Noir vineyard estate in Sonoma County, where she oversees sustainable farming practices that prioritize people, purpose, planet, and prosperity.

Jessica Kilcullen holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from Santa Clara University. Her professional journey includes roles such as Founding Principal at Goldridge Studio, Co-Chair at Sonoma Epicurean, President at Kilcullen Family Vineyard, and Strategic Communications Consultant at Nectar Communications, among others.

With a diverse background spanning various industries and disciplines, Jessica Kilcullen continues to drive meaningful change through her strategic insights, creative prowess, and commitment to fostering impactful collaborations and experiences.

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

Excited to share the result of a recent brand sprint for advanced recycling client Resynergi! 🎉 Reframing and launching a brand at lightening speed to level up market presence, attract funding, build trust and stand out is both a challenge and a thrill. The challenge is to be direct and decisive, the thrill is unleashing creativity with velocity.

👏 Kudos to client Kenny Davis and creative rock stars Gregory Stock, MBA and Jordan Stimpson. (Slack channel for the ages 🤩 🙌)

🏃‍♀️We delivered a refined, friendly and inviting B2B brand that will grow.

Together we created:

  • A fresh, modern website 🌐 www.resynergi.com

  • A cohesive brand identity that reflects Resynergi’s nature inspired, community minded values and commitment to accelerate the world’s transition to a circular economy by recycling plastic ♻ 🌎

  • Inviting and friendly visuals that speak to Resynergi’s core values 🤝

Proud of the transformation and can’t wait to see how Resynergi continues to evolve with its new identity. 🚀

Still crushing on this 💯 : "Circularity matters. Let's change the way the world views plastic waste, from major polluter to reusable resource. It's time to invest in circular alternatives to petroleum-based products."

#BrandSprint #Resynergi #NatureInspired #BrandIdentity #CircularEconomy #PlasticRecycling #AdvancedRecycling #Sustainability

Feb 12 · linkedin

"What’s new isn’t that women watched the Super Bowl, but that advertisers and the NFL acknowledged them." Yet we also watched Kelce lose his cool, shove and scream at his coach Andy Reid. That was a different kind of flag on the field for all the women and girls watching.

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Location

San Francisco Bay Area