Edelman

Jason Levin specializes in strategic communications, crisis management, public affairs, and issues navigation. A respected advisor to senior leadership teams, Jason counsels organizations through issues that define their public trust—navigating business disruptions, public controversies, regulatory challenges, and other reputation-defining moments.

He helps companies anticipate, manage, and recover from crises that shape their ability to operate and maintain stakeholder confidence. His approach combines deep strategic thinking with practical, actionable guidance that enables organizations to move forward during periods of intense scrutiny. Jason’s work spans sectors including healthcare, higher education, aviation, and food and beverage clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to purpose-driven nonprofits.

A lifelong communicator with roots in politics and public affairs, Jason began his career at Los Angeles City Hall and in the U.S. House of Representatives before transitioning into agency leadership. That experience grounds his counsel in both strategic clarity and stakeholder understanding—bridging policy, media, and culture in moments that demand credibility and action.

Beyond his professional work, Jason remains deeply engaged in civic leadership. His community involvement includes the Anti-Defamation League and the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles’s New Leaders Project, among others.

A Los Angeles native, Jason holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., where he graduated cum laude. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jessica, and their daughter, Lucy.