Bridget Whitfield is a Senior Account Executive with Rogers & Cowan/PMK. A graduate of Saint Peter's University in Jersey City, NJ, Whitfield got her start in communications and began her venture in media as a journalist and content creator while simultaneously competing for in the Division I Women's basketball program. Whitfield continued her education and received her Masters in Magazine, Newspaper, and Online Journalism for the Newhouse School of Communications within Syracuse University. Notable work includes developing marketing campaigns and curating events for American Honda Motors Co. Inc., by tackling a recall in the Caribbean and Latin American regions. Whitfield also worked for the National Basketball Association as a Video Editor, editing videos and highlights for social, developing new strategies for creative content, and working with Yahoo's The Bounce distributing highlights live for NBA, G-League, and WNBA. Whitfield also worked for Rogers & Cowan/PMK for 2.5 years as a Marketing Manager, working on various marketing campaigns for companies such as Kobe Bryant's production company, Granity Studios, Sierra Canyon, Verizon, Facebook, Girl Scouts of America, and many more. Additionally, she worked on the marketing/FYC campaigns that ultimately led to the short film, Two Distant Strangers, winning an Oscar in the short film category. Currently, Whitfield works as a Marketing Manager and Social Media Expert for Ad Leverage, managing all marketing and social media efforts for Japan House Los Angeles and manages over five social media accounts for various home service companies. She also is the VP of Creative & Social Media for JahDay, Inc., a new multi-cultural marketing & talent agency.