Camille Priselac joined CooperKatz in 2008 following seven years as a spokesperson and media advisor for Chevron Corporation, a Fortune 10 company, and previous marketing and public affairs positions at PeopleSoft and California State University. She has significant experience in media strategy/relations, crisis communications and government affairs.
At CooperKatz, Camille previously managed the PR campaign for Zipcar, the world's largest and fastest growing car sharing service. That program highlighted Zipcar’s disruptive business model, game-changing technology platform and introduced CEO Scott Griffin as a thought leader in the transportation space. The CK team achieved multiple top-tier media placements, including cover stories in Fortune, The New York Times Magazine and Inc. Magazine.
In her role as director, client services at CooperKatz, Camille oversees the agency's work for Siegel+ Gale, a leading strategic branding firm; the ongoing Marketing/PR program for DialAmerica, one of the nation's largest teleservices companies; and the CEO visibility campaign for Otis Elevator Company, the world’s leading manufacturer, installer and maintainer of elevators, escalators and moving walkways.
At Chevron, Camille developed and managed communications strategies for global energy issues such as climate change and market supply. Her media experiences included serving as chief spokesperson for top tier television, print and radio interviews, including CNN, Reuters and The Wall Street Journal. She also led strategic media relations campaigns for corporate initiatives and achieved international media placements advancing the reputation of the company. Her portfolio also included extensive hands-on experience in crisis planning, response and training.
Earlier in her career, Camille worked for PeopleSoft Inc., where she supported product groups, advancing their marketing objectives and planning/implementing media and analyst events.
Camille holds a Bachelor of Arts in mass communications and a Master of Arts in public relations and communications from California State University.
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