The Missouri Attorney General's Office is bolstering its communications arm with the addition of three new members, according to an announcement by Attorney General Andrew Bailey. In a move to enhance their messaging and increase transparency, Isabelle Bryson steps in as Deputy Communications Director, Abigail Bergmann takes on the role of Deputy Press Secretary, and Kaylee Fennewald has been appointed Digital Media Specialist.
Bryson, originally from El Dorado Springs, Missouri, joined the Attorney General’s Office as an intern and has since been pivotal in shaping the office's social media presence and coordinating media-related initiatives. "I am confident in the abilities of these talented young professionals to showcase our Office’s behind-the-scenes efforts to the public," Bailey stated, emphasizing their dedication to illustrating the office's victories for Missourians. Bryson holds an Associate of Arts in Communication from Crowder College and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Missouri–Columbia, with honors, as per the Attorney General's Office.
Abigail Bergmann transitions into her new role after contributing to the office's strategic communication and policy matters, preceding her background as Assistant Grassroots Campaign Manager in South Carolina and teaching roles at Yale University and American University. "Not only are they committed to excellence within their roles, but they have each demonstrated a heart for the citizens this Office advocates on behalf of every day," stated Stephanie Whitaker, Director of Communications, acknowledging the team's dedication, as detailed by the Attorney General's Office.
Completing the trio, Kaylee Fennewald brings her graphic design expertise, having previously worked with MidwayUSA and the University of Missouri’s Trulaske College of Business. Her creative input is expected to significantly uplift the digital presentation and marketing efforts of the Attorney General’s Office. Fennewald, too graduated with honors, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from the University of Missouri–Columbia.
These new appointments reflect the Attorney General’s commitment to not just upholding the law but also in communicating the office's work effectively to the public. For more in-depth information about the roles and backgrounds of the newly appointed team members, visit their announcement on the Attorney General's official website.
