At CCAH, we know that progress is what keeps us relevant and keeps us moving toward our mission — advancing change and committing to activism that makes a difference. That’s why each quarter we like to recognize one our newest employees who are helping move us towards our goals and continuing our push for progress. Our Rookie of the Quarter award is given to an employee who has started their CCAH journey in the past year and has shown their willingness to go above and beyond. They are nominated by the CCAH management committee (our partners, VPs, and president, Kim Cubine), and they exemplify CCAH’s commitment to progress.
This quarter, we are recognizing Kyra Rogan.
Kyra is a true rookie, graduating from the Pennsylvania State University in just May of 2018 with a degree in Advertising. She brought these skills along with experience in the public relations sector to her position as an Account Representative at Chapman Cubine + Hussey, where she works on multiple clients, including AARP’s Advocacy efforts, the Democratic Governors Association, and Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation. In addition to keeping her team on track and accountable, she spearheads creative planning for her clients, developing creative concepts and overseeing their execution. She is an integral member of her team and a key communicator. Most tellingly, Kyra has fully embraced the multichannel mindset that is a cornerstone of the CCAH mission—even going so far as to keep track of her clients’ campaigns across platforms in her free time, becoming invested in the important missions they serve. Kyra also enjoys spending time with family and friends, as well as exploring all that the DC area has to offer, mainly through hiking and attending concert series in the city.
We are proud to have Kyra as part of our CCAH family and cannot wait to see what comes next. Congratulations on being our Rookie of the Quarter!
Kim Cubine, our president, navigates the fast-paced culture of the District like a native born Washingtonian. As comfortable as she is in the Washington D.C. metro area, did you know that she grew up in a setting much different than where she currently resides and works?