David Lasserson is a seasoned strategic communications consultant and the Director of Brunswick Arts, where he expertly navigates the intersection of culture, corporate identity, and luxury branding. With a wealth of experience in managing national and international campaigns, David has become a trusted advisor to...
David Lasserson is a seasoned strategic communications consultant and the Director of Brunswick Arts, where he expertly navigates the intersection of culture, corporate identity, and luxury branding. With a wealth of experience in managing national and international campaigns, David has become a trusted advisor to the leadership of prominent cultural organizations. His expertise encompasses messaging strategy, profile enhancement, partnership development, and crisis management, making him an invaluable asset to clients seeking to elevate their public presence.
At Brunswick Arts, David leads a dynamic London team while also overseeing an international network of professionals across six countries. His portfolio includes high-profile clients such as the British Museum, UBS, and the National Theatre, where he has successfully crafted and executed strategic communications plans that resonate with diverse audiences. His work with institutions like the Southbank Centre and the British Library showcases his ability to blend creativity with strategic insight, ensuring that each campaign not only captures attention but also drives engagement and fosters lasting relationships.
David's skill set is comprehensive, encompassing media relations, public relations, and copywriting, as well as a deep understanding of journalism and radio communications. This diverse expertise allows him to tailor messages that cut through the noise, ensuring that clients' narratives are compelling and impactful. Whether advising on a major exhibition launch or navigating a crisis, David's strategic approach and commitment to excellence position him as a leader in the field of cultural communications, continually pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the arts sector.
