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A former lawyer, Romi is an award-winning communications expert with more than ten years experience designing and implementing strategic communications programs for clients around the country.
Romi began her professional career as a business litigator in Dallas. While she loved the courtroom theatrics, the rest of lawyering “didn’t take.” So she sold everything, moved to New York City and broke into PR and marketing. Thus began her training by some of the best PR and marketing veterans on both coasts. Romi managed the IBM Retail account at the technology boutique, TSI Communications. She helped launch the Corporate Reputation Group at GCI and then further honed her national media skills with entertainment and Fortune 500 clients working with Howard Rubenstein. In Seattle, she managed all communications initiatives for foundations, nonprofit organizations and corporations, and executed media strategies for high-profile lawsuits. Upon her return to Montana, where she was born and raised, Romi served as Director of Communications for the Montana Meth Project, leading the PR efforts for the wildly successful “Paint the State Contest.”
Her clients have enjoyed colossal media coverage, including the Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN and MSNBC and in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and Newsweek. For her work she has been awarded a PR Week Award for Nonprofit Campaign of the Year and several Public Relations Society of America Awards.
Romi earned a double major in journalism and political science from the University of Southern California, where she received the Outstanding Graduate Award from the USC School of Journalism and was named Ms. USC and a Rhodes Scholar finalist. She received a J.D. from the University of Virginia.
Romi lives in Bozeman with her husband, John, and their greatest accomplishment, two-year-old Nate. |
