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Jordan Taylor is an associate on the multicultural engagement team at Precision where she works to implement both digital and communication strategies for a range of advocacy, corporate, and entertainment clients ensuring that diverse experiences are continually represented. She supports her team in regularly monitoring media coverage, developing strategic digital and communication plans, messaging, and drafting content for social media campaigns.
Prior to joining Precision full time, Jordan was a communications intern for the Mehari Sequar Gallery through the Harvard Alumni for Black Advancement. From writing the gallery’s summer blog series to curating playlists throughout the collection, she worked to further integrate the gallery’s cultural focus into its weekly newsletter and social media posts. Through the Harvard Alumni for Black Advancement, she interviewed upcoming artists and hosted a webinar tying Black wellness to cultural competency. Previously, Jordan has worked with nonprofit organizations that prioritize both inclusivity and diverse representation, such as the Center for Black Women’s Wellness and the NJ Department of Health and Wellness.
Jordan graduated with honors from Spelman College where she studied Sociology. Originally from New Jersey, she now lives in Maryland.
Jordan Taylor
Associate, Multicultural Engagement
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Social media must-follow:
Jordan Taylor is an associate on the multicultural engagement team at Precision where she works to implement both digital and communication strategies for a range of advocacy, corporate, and entertainment clients ensuring that diverse experiences are continually represented. She supports her team in regularly monitoring media coverage, developing strategic digital and communication plans, messaging, and drafting content for social media campaigns.
Prior to joining Precision full time, Jordan was a communications intern for the Mehari Sequar Gallery through the Harvard Alumni for Black Advancement. From writing the gallery’s summer blog series to curating playlists throughout the collection, she worked to further integrate the gallery’s cultural focus into its weekly newsletter and social media posts. Through the Harvard Alumni for Black Advancement, she interviewed upcoming artists and hosted a webinar tying Black wellness to cultural competency. Previously, Jordan has worked with nonprofit organizations that prioritize both inclusivity and diverse representation, such as the Center for Black Women’s Wellness and the NJ Department of Health and Wellness.
Jordan graduated with honors from Spelman College where she studied Sociology. Originally from New Jersey, she now lives in Maryland.