SETH LITT

Vice President

seth@brysongillette.com

Seth is a strategist, communicator, and doer who has spent 20 years bringing people together to find inspiration, build capacity, develop strategy and solve complex challenges. An experienced nonprofit executive, Seth has organized marginalized families in Los Angeles to secure policy victories and built coalitions to elevate and influence key issues. Equally skilled at media relations, shared strategy, and executing under pressure, Seth employs every tool at his disposal to help clients expand their imagination of what is possible and then achieve their goals, usually while working in a laugh or two.

A Bronx native, Seth founded a public high school in the South Bronx for young people who deserve a fair shot at happiness and success after being impacted by the criminal legal system. The absolute best part of that job was standing at the door in the morning and sharing corny, but real, words of encouragement. A great reminder that the words we say can create the world we want to live in.

Seth and his wife Lucy live in Washington DC with their two Australian Shepherds, Zeus and Lefty. In their spare time, they enjoy walking their dogs, playing fetch with their dogs, cleaning dog hair out of their robot vacuum, asking each other why they got a second dog, and wondering out loud if they should get a third dog.

Kyle Valdes

Intern

Kyle Valdes is a Cuban-American who was born and raised in Miami, FL. He is currently a senior at the University of Southern California where he is majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Advertising. He loves to travel, try new foods, and spend quality time with family and friends.

ALEXIS MOLDEN

Intern

Alexis Molden is a second year Political Science major at UCLA. During her first year, she had the opportunity to participate in student government and other advocacy projects that contributed towards helping marginalized communities. As a part of the fellowship for UCLA’s office of the External Vice President, she was able to represent UCLA by understanding and adhering to the different needs of the students on campus. She has also participated in Black Lobby Day as a delegate for her university as she discussed with Senators and Assembly Members the different ways to rectify local and national issues. Moreover, her role in the University of California Student of Color Conference allowed her to connect with other leaders to discuss plans of action in advocating for change. She has already begun to dedicate her career to advocating for equality and equitability within society, and is excited to continue fulfilling her passion of contributing towards change as an intern for Bryson Gillette.

SYNIA BOYER

Intern

Synia Boyer is a junior at Howard University, currently studying Strategic Communication. She is passionate about advancing equity in politics and even created a blog that covered social justice issues. Prior to joining Bryson Gillette, Synia developed social content for Evoke Kyne, a health public relations agency. Interning with the agency’s reputation and social impact team, she also conducted research and supported content for equity initiatives. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Synia enjoys meditation, listening to music, and spending time with her loved ones. She is excited to bring her progressive spirit to Bryson Gillette while learning more about media strategy in public affairs.

DIEGO ANDRADES

Intern

Diego is a senior double majoring in Political Science (honors) and Politics, Philosophy, and Law with a minor in Legal Studies. At USC, Diego found a passion for research, emphasizing in electoral politics, voting systems, and electoral accessibility. Diego's interests in politics have evolved beyond academia, and he has since leveraged his background in electoral research to advocate for progressive voting policies at organizations like Crooked Media and Common Cause.