Assemble the Agency

10/10/2025

Big news at Assemble! We're thrilled to welcome two powerhouse leaders to our team.

Cat Stern joins us as Chief Operating Officer, bringing over a decade of experience scaling paid media operations. As former Paid Media Director for Harris for President, Cat specializes in media strategy, team development, and operational excellence.

Abigail Collazo steps in as VP of Digital Advocacy, a 20-year veteran who has mobilized millions across 30+ states to protect transit, global health, and voting rights. She's partnered with Fortune 100 companies and served in key digital roles for leaders including Stacey Abrams, Shenna Bellows, and President Barack Obama.

11/18/2024

Are you looking for your next move? Assemble is currently hiring across departments and levels. Join our award-winning team and make a difference for the top campaigns, causes, and brands.

Check out our open positions now: https://assembletheagency.com/jobs/

08/27/2024

Has everyone recovered from the DNC yet? We’re officially in the sprint to Election Day, but we can’t look forward without taking a moment to reflect on last week and the incredible energy we’re bringing back home.

We are extremely proud of our Assemble clients past and present who helped bring the convention to life. It’s always an honor to stand with our partners and celebrate everything we’ve accomplished….especially when that celebration is a Communities United and Freedom for the People concert with DJ Cassidy, Shaggy, and Wyclef Jean.

We’re ready to win big this November. Are you with us?

07/25/2024

The energy around Vice President Harris' candidacy is transforming America in real time. Her ascent to the Democratic nomination has been lightning fast and flawlessly executed. We're so proud of our partner Kate Conway for her role in leading the effort. Send us your thoughts and we'll be sure she gets them. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/23/us/politics/biden-harris-campaign-transformation.html

07/17/2024

Today’s biggest fights are happening at the ballot box, boardroom, and behind the scenes. Our work is laser-focused on building campaigns for the future by finding new ways to break through, build support, shift opinion, and influence decisions. We’re excited to share what we’ve been up to. Check out our new site, meet our team, and take a look at our work for candidates and companies that are shaping politics and public policy across the country. https://assembletheagency.com/

08/24/2023

We are very excited to announce a new member of our ads team! Alex joins us as Associate Director of Ad Operations after previously leading winning digital ad campaigns and being a part of the 2020 Biden-Harris campaign’s Latino Paid media team. Welcome, Alex!

07/21/2023

We are pleased to announce that Lacie Newton has joined the Assemble team as managing director of Strategic Communications! Lacie is a veteran strategist who has advised business and political leaders on positioning and profile building, public and stakeholder engagement, media training and communications.

07/19/2023

Do you know a recent grad or someone early in their career who has a passion for Democratic/progressive politics and an interest in digital strategy? We’ve just opened our fall internship applications and are looking for folks to join our team!

Make a difference for the top Democratic campaigns, political organizations, issue campaigns, causes, and brands.

06/14/2023

Just published: Case study on our SABRE Award-winning 2022 work in collaboration with Future Majority. We developed creative with March for Our Lives cofounder David Hogg and Jaclyn Corin—members of our target audience— and impacted youth voter turnout in key elections.

Future Majority Increasing Youth voter turnout in high-stakes elections We ran a SABRE Award-winning campaign that inspired young people to vote in critical 2022 elections. Goal In 2020, voters under the age of 40 turned out in record numbers and delivered wins for President Joe Biden and House and....

06/09/2023

With the 2024 election cycle underway, we’re keeping our ears to the ground on how platforms are updating their policies and how that might affect digital strategy. YouTube’s new policy allowing election denialism content to stay up goes into effect today, meaning we’ll likely have even greater misinformation hurdles to overcome in our own electoral communications:

The platform said that it "carefully deliberated this change," in a statement.