Heather LaMarre, PhD, MPA is a scholar, author, speaker, and executive consultant with expertise in corporate public affairs, media, communications, and management strategy. As a quantitative social and behavioral scientist and Fulbright Specialist, Dr. LaMarre’s work has been covered in international media including MSNBC, FOX News, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Time, SKY News, The Guardian, Winnipeg Free Press, Wall Street Journal Radio, NPR, German Public Radio, Malcolm Gladwell’s podcast, etc.
In addition to chairing the Department of Communication and Social Influence (Temple University), she also serves as a board member for the International Communication Association and founded HBM Strategies, a boutique management strategy and communications firm. In her forthcoming book “New Rules for Doing Business in the Age of Corporate Social Advocacy,“ LaMarre details the latest research on the Millennial and Gen Z demand for sustainable, responsible organizational governance and provides effective strategies for navigating the social, cultural and political headwinds facing organizations in today’s polarized environment.