Susan Scaltrito is the Unit Chief for Internal Communications at the FBI, where she has progressed from a Writer-Editor role. Her expertise is in executive staff communications, supported by a Masters degree from Towson University.
Her background includes managing exhibitions and collections at the Smithsonian Institutions National Portrait Gallery, suggesting a strong interest in art and American history. She also follows current events through publications like The New York Times.
Unique fact: She transitioned her career from museum collections management at the Smithsonian to strategic communications within the FBI.
Susan Scaltrito
Unit Chief, Executive Staff and Communications at FBI
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Internal Communications
As Unit Chief of Internal Communications at the FBI, she is responsible for shaping the organization's internal messaging and communication strategy.
Executive Messaging
Her role involves working directly with the FBI's executive staff, indicating a focus on high-level and strategic communications.
Museum Curation
[Predicted] Her prior role in exhibitions and collections management at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery suggests a passion for art and curation.
Media Appearances
Susan has no verified media appearances
Work History
5-2011
Unit Chief, Executive Staff and Communications at FBI
1-2006 - 5-2011
Writer-Editor at FBI
5-2000 - 1-2006
Management and Program Assistant, Exhibitions and Collections Management at Smithsonian Institution, National Portrait Gallery
Education
2002 - 2004
Master's from Towson University
1998 - 2002
Bachelor's from Towson University
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Location : Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Designation : Unit Chief, Executive Staff and Communications at FBI
