Emily Supple serves as brand strategist on the Communications and Engagement team at the Carnegie Foundation, developing content to promote and uplift the Foundation’s key messages and stories to external audiences and stakeholders. Prior to this role within the Foundation, Emily served as communications and content strategist, where she managed Carnegie’s social media channels, planned and designed communications and networking activities for major events, and worked on improvement project teams with external partners. Emily joined the Foundation in 2019 as a post-baccalaureate fellow, supporting a variety of core program initiatives through email marketing, social media posting, and experience design. Before her time at Carnegie, Emily held a variety of internships at educational non-profit organizations such as Girls on the Run NYC and Behind the Book, and she served as a health and education intern at the Office of the Mayor in Berkeley, CA.

Emily is a passionate storyteller and strategic thinker who believes deeply in the power of narrative to catalyze change. In 2021, Emily received an award from the Carnegie Foundation for Outstanding Service in recognition of her engagement to uplift equity throughout the Foundation’s programmatic work. She is a member of the National Political Science Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation, as well as a recipient of the Barnard College Judith Lewittes ’55 Scholarship. She received a bachelor’s from Barnard College of Columbia University (cum laude) in political science.

In her free time, Emily enjoys playing tennis, running, seeing live music, and spending time with friends and family.