Bio

Carrie Robinson is a strategic communications consultant who supports clients in developing their public-facing messaging and reputational positioning across a diverse range of issues and sectors. Her work has spanned post-secondary education, hospitality, housing, healthcare, energy, manufacturing, wine & viticulture, and 2SLGBTQIA+ issues.

Carrie advises clients on how complex issues can be communicated clearly and effectively to diverse audiences. Her experience includes communications strategy, media relations, digital and social content, paid media, media training, and crisis and reputational communications. She brings a thoughtful, audience-first approach to shaping narratives that inform, persuade, and build trust.

Prior to joining Crestview, Carrie built experience across politics, stakeholder relations, research, and communications. Her background includes work in provincial politics in Niagara, policy research in Washington, D.C., and client-facing roles in Ontario’s wine and tourism sectors. Together, these experiences have given her a broad perspective on public engagement, storytelling, and the factors that shape how people connect with issues and institutions.

Carrie holds a Master of Arts in Political Communication from Goldsmiths, University of London, where she graduated with first-class honours, and a bachelor’s degree from Bishop’s University with majors in International Studies and Political Studies and a minor in Religion, Society, and Culture.

She was recently named one of the Next30 by the Communications and Public Relations Society of Canada.