Wendi Lindquist serves as the Director of Marketing and Communications at the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington, where she expertly navigates the intersection of strategic communication and public policy. With a robust background as a learner, writer, and...
Wendi Lindquist serves as the Director of Marketing and Communications at the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington, where she expertly navigates the intersection of strategic communication and public policy. With a robust background as a learner, writer, and historian, Wendi brings a unique perspective to her role, ensuring that the school’s messaging resonates with diverse audiences while centering equity in all communications strategies. She manages a comprehensive suite of internal and external communications, including the development of branded content strategies, digital marketing initiatives, and a dynamic social media presence that enhances the school’s visibility and engagement.
Wendi is pivotal in supporting program recruitment efforts, crafting compelling narratives that attract prospective students and stakeholders. Her expertise in media relations and advertising allows her to effectively position the Evans School as a leader in public policy education. Additionally, she plays a crucial role in fundraising communication strategies, leveraging her skills in grant writing and community outreach to foster relationships with donors and partners.
Key projects under her leadership include the revitalization of the school’s website, ensuring it serves as an engaging platform for information and resources, and the implementation of targeted digital marketing campaigns that highlight the school’s impact and initiatives. Wendi’s commitment to equity is reflected in her approach to content creation, where she actively seeks to amplify underrepresented voices and perspectives within the public policy discourse. Through her strategic vision and dedication, Wendi Lindquist continues to elevate the Evans School’s mission and influence in the field of public governance.
