Public Affairs
We help clients harness the power of the collective for advocacy and engagement at local and state levels.
Whether creating new networks or re-visioning existing ones, we connect our clients with key partners from business, not-for-pro ts, and government agencies to expand their reach and advance their messages.
Association Management | Community Engagement |
Educational or Issue Campaigns
1370 N. Brea Blvd., Suite 238, Fullerton, CA 92835
info@ostrategiesgroup.com
714.449.3397
Bio coming soon!
Lori Vandermeir has spent more than two decades designing websites and building communication strategies for corporate, nonprofit and political clients. She has handled media relations and message development for local, state and national entities.
Robin is an award-winning graphics designer whose professional career spans more than 25 years in infographics, illustration, and communications.
Henry began his career as a Computer Science instructor for the University of Maryland before becoming a project management training consultant for Mazda, IBM and other Fortune 500 companies. He has written more than 300 training manuals that have been sold to corporations, NGO’s, schools and universities around the world.
Adán has a history of handling complex strategic planning, and communications challenges excelling in the water and natural resources arena. He has 30 years of experience and understanding of resource and environmental issues through senior leadership roles in government, business, and environmental organizations throughout Southern California, California, and the United States.
Susan brings expertise in the areas of crisis management, conflict resolution, community relations, program development, workshop facilitation and grant writing.
Before joining Ortega Strategies Group, Gabriel served as a fellow for State Senator Ed Hernandez. His portfolio of policy expertise includes education, governance and finance, and veteran affairs. He touts that the most effective way to develop policy is to ensure that every community has a seat at the table.