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Johanna Maska

Aide and press professional to President Barack Obama

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About Johanna Maska

Johanna Maska was a civil servant.

Johanna Maska is an American communication professional. She was a longstanding aide to U.S. President Barack Obama. She is CEO of the consulting firm Global Situation Room.

Life Maska grew up in Galesburg, Illinois. She went to the University of Kansas, which she credited at a commencement address for her optimism. She worked for Kathleen Sebelius.

Beginning in June 2007 Iowa caucuses, Maska worked for the Obama campaign. She worked as Director of Press Advance for President Obama in the White House. In her role as director of press advance, Maska led the advance work, and messaging for the White House. She taught communications at University of Southern California.

She is a co-host of the podcast, Pod is a Woman.

Maska is the CEO of the Global Situation Room, a public affairs practice that focuses on crisis communications, reputation management, thought leadership and global markets.

Maska has spoken about families balancing it all, as she had her son while working at the White House. She organized the President's Address to the Nation from Afghanistan seven weeks after she gave birth to her son. She continued to travel for work with a young son, and continued working at the White House until her son was 3.

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University of Kansas

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Johanna Maska

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