Georgia Godfrey is a communications and strategy expert with over 20 years of experience helping leaders, companies, and organizations tell their stories, build their brands, and handle tough challenges.

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She has worked at the very top levels of business and government—from managing the press for the President and First Lady at the White House, to serving as Chief of Staff for Dr. Condoleezza Rice, where she helped grow her media presence, influence, and reach. Georgia has also led major crisis communications efforts, including the response to 9/11 and guiding BP’s messaging after the Gulf oil spill.

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Her career has always been about bringing vision and strategy together to create results—whether that’s helping a brand grow, managing sensitive media moments, or connecting organizations with the right audiences.

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Outside of work, Georgia is a violinist, a Consulting Producer of the PBS documentary American Creed, a Dallas Cowboys fan, and part of a proud West Texas ranching family. She also serves on the board of Classics for Kids Foundation, which helps young people discover the power of music.