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Ellen Mignoni
Ellen Mignoni, senior vice president in APCO Worldwide’s Washington, D.C., office, helped to build CR3GSM, APCO’s global corporate responsibility practice. She provides positioning, corporate responsibility and communication counsel for APCO’s corporate clients. She also assists private foundations and nonprofit organizations with strategic planning, positioning, program development and communication.
Her corporate work focuses on helping clients advance their business goals, as well as meet their corporate responsibility, government affairs and public relations objectives. Recent corporate initiatives have focused on global health, labor, education and environmental issues. For nonprofit clients, Ms. Mignoni’s work focuses primarily on strategic planning, fundraising and organizational development activities.
Ms. Mignoni also works with APCO’s executive committee in developing and managing the company’s strategic initiatives.
Prior to joining APCO in 1988, Ms. Mignoni designed, implemented, and evaluated state and community-based alcohol and drug abuse treatment and education programs. She worked as a therapist and trainer on issues related to substance abuse for a wide variety of community-based groups, including members of the business community, educators, law enforcement and parent groups.
Ms. Mignoni serves on the Advisory Council of the Harvard Malaria Initiative at the Harvard School of Public Health and on the advisory board of the Institute for Corporate Responsibility at George Washington University Business School.
Ms. Mignoni holds her Master of Business Administration in Organizational Behavior and Development from George Washington University, a master’s from Catholic University of America and a bachelor’s degree from Trinity College.
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