Marshall Miles Interviews Hope Cobera, Chief Communications Officer of Hotchkiss School: COVID-19 Update

October 19, 2020 00:15:19
Marshall Miles Interviews Hope Cobera, Chief Communications Officer of Hotchkiss School: COVID-19 Update
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Marshall Miles Interviews Hope Cobera, Chief Communications Officer of Hotchkiss School: COVID-19 Update

Oct 19 2020 | 00:15:19

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Show Notes

Hope Reisinger Cobera chief communications officer Hotchkiss School

Hope Cobera

As chief communications officer, Hope leads the overall communications program. She is responsible for developing and executing an ambitious and forward-looking communications strategy designed to deepen engagement with all of our constituents and support the School in achieving our strategic priorities. Her role will include oversight of Hotchkiss's communications and publications, social media presence, website, leadership communications, and public profile. In overseeing this broad effort, Hope will work in close partnership with the head of school and stakeholders across the School and community.

Hope is also a member of the Class of 1988, and therefore brings with her not only experience from the private sector that  will be of value, but the perspective of a Hotchkiss graduate as well. 

Hope holds an A.B. in English from Columbia University. She received her M.F.A. in screenwriting from the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.

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