Shannon Brushe is a strategic communications leader at Newmont Corporation, specializing in public affairs and corporate communications for highly-regulated industries. Her experience includes roles at DGA Group and Duke Energy. She holds a B.A. in advertising and policy studies from Syracuse University, giving her a unique blend of policy and communications expertise.
Outside of her corporate career, Shannon is a former Division I athlete, having played lacrosse for Syracuse University. This athletic background has instilled in her a competitive nature and a drive for teamwork and adaptability, which she applies to fast-paced work environments. She also previously played soccer and softball.
As a college athlete, her teammates nicknamed her "Silky" because she was "smooth as silk about everything she does."
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