Matt Mirandi

A skilled content marketing and communications strategist, Matt Mirandi has spent over a decade leading comprehensive content, thought leadership and public relations campaigns for Fortune 50 companies, advocacy groups and startups alike. He’s passionate about building authentic reporter relationships and a student of the Internet who uses pop culture to tap traditional and new media formats to help advance client stories and enhance the impact they have on desired audiences. Matt leads Berk Communication’s business and technology teams and has extensive experience in the private equity/growth capital and the startup/venture capital worlds, leading comms for David Adelman’s Darco Capital and Comcast NBCUniversal’s SportsTech startup accelerator programs as well as many of the company’s accounts that blend entertainment, policy, business and technology. Matt has led media relations strategies for brands as diverse as GE, Credit Suisse, Pfizer, ExxonMobil, Target, The Home Depot, Dell, The Motion Picture Association of America, the TED Conferences, InterContinental Hotels Group, Liberty United, Solar Impulse, The Happiest Baby Company, Knewton, Credit Sesame, and BillShrink (acquired by MasterCard) among many others and the experiences have made him adept at successfully crafting compelling strategies for any industry or beat. Always eager to pursue great stories, Matt has contributed pieces for publications such as Fast Company on topics ranging from marketing to Internet culture. His desire to dress as ‘Scumbag Steve’ for Halloween led to the investigation on the origins of the Internet’s most infamous hat; a curiosity into an emerging meme about the absurd length of CVS receipts led to a buzz of national news stories and a change in CVS’ corporate policy; and a keen eye for social media chatter led him to discover that two teenagers in a crowd likely inspired Kanye West’s iconic VMA speech about his ambitions to run for president.