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Former ministerial adviser, Brittany Higgins takes on key agency appointment

Third Hemisphere has appointed Brittany Higgins as Director of Public Affairs. The move reflects the agency�s increased focus on strategic public relations, government influence and leadership in public affairs.

In her new role, Brittany will collaborate with organisations, leaders and public figures to lead strategic advocacy and reputation management efforts. She will also oversee stakeholder engagement, media relations and public affairs initiatives aimed at shaping public dialogue and driving systems change.

Brittany began her career as a media adviser at both the Australian federal and state government levels, and has accumulated more than a decade of experience across media, government, public policy and advocacy.

Commenting on the appointment, Jeremy Liddle, Managing Director of Third Hemisphere, said, �Her appointment represents a significant expansion of our strategic communications and public relations capabilities. Her deep expertise in public affairs, policy communications, and crisis management perfectly complements our existing strengths in technology PR, fintech communications, and ESG public relations.�

Brittany stated, �This new role provides a unique opportunity to combine my strategic communications expertise with meaningful work in the private sector to drive change.

�I'm excited to help organisations and leaders craft meaningful narratives that not only resonate with the public but positively influence policy outcomes.�
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