Veronica Pirillo

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About Veronica Pirillo

Communications & Content Mentor | Creative Director | Vision Strategist | Project Manager | Copywriter | Inclusion Champion | Veronica Pirillo is an accomplished creative professional and an experienced thought partner. Throughout her career, Veronica's unyielding passion has been to align herself with human-centered, purpose-driven missions and messages. Her true calling lies in active collaboration with thought leaders, acting as a catalyst to uplift, empower, and fortify their visions. Before launching her own content, copywriting, and strategic brand consultancy, she managed the speaking and keynote business for thought leader and best-selling author, Jennifer Brown, Founder and CEO of Jennifer Brown Consulting. In her role as VP for Jennifer Brown Speaks, Veronica was responsible for nurturing client and partner relationships, as well as overseeing content prep and development for keynotes at prominent Fortune 500 companies. With a wealth of knowledge and experience gained from collaborating for over a decade, spanning four successful book launches, and hundreds of community calls, national conferences, and corporate keynotes (both virtual and in-person), Veronica also served as the creative advisor for associated JBS brand and promotional materials. This included the development of a speaker website, mini-docuseries, and a new speaker reel with creative partners. Veronica embarked on her career as an event consultant partner, working closely with the VP of Conference & Events at Working Mother Media and Diversity Best Practices (now Seramount). Veronica holds a master’s degree in Publishing from Pace University and a bachelor's degree in psychology with minors in Professional Writing and English from the University of Toronto. Originally from Ontario, Canada, Veronica currently resides in Orchard Park, New York, with her husband and four children. As a proud parent advocate and IEP Team Lead, she is deeply engaged in her advocacy and learning journey to expand understanding about diverse neurotypes and encourage neurodiversity inclusion practices within classrooms, communities and workplaces.