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    Fontaine Bland

    By June 25, 2018 |

    Fontaine roots herself in authenticity, consistency, and generosity. As the
    granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor and daughter of a former politician,
    she learned early on the strength within her own voice, need for social
    justice, and the power that lies within strengthening our community through
    public service. These lessons have afforded her the opportunity to create
    her own path in shaping the views of others through public relations. As an
    Assistant Account Executive at Ogilvy, she works in the social change
    sector to enhance the understanding and bridge gaps between the nation
    and various government organizations. Her professional accomplishments
    include chartering the Ogilvy Young Professional Network in Washington,
    D.C., leading the development and execution of multiple virtual reality
    experiences which are designed as educational tools for non-technical
    community decision makers and the general public, but most importantly –
    investing in minorities and advocating for them within the field of public
    relations, advertising, and technology. As a woman of color, Fontaine does
    not have the privilege of being silent. However, it is her distinguished
    honor to stand and speak on behalf of people of color, advocate for them,
    and pave the way for those who are preparing to follow in her footsteps.
    She is working daily to shift the narrative surrounding “diversity and
    inclusion” and refocus organizations on enhancing “expression and equity”
    for all minorities.

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