Brian
Feldman
Brian Feldman is a Global Partner and General Counsel at Allison Worldwide, where he leads the firm’s legal and contracts function while also serving as a senior public affairs strategist. Allison Worldwide is recognized as one of the nation’s fastest-growing strategic communications, public relations, and public affairs firms.
With decades of experience in advocacy and public affairs, Brian has advised a broad range of corporate clients, trade associations, and nonprofit organizations on grassroots engagement, coalition building,stakeholder relations, and strategic communications initiatives across the United States. Prior to joining Allison Worldwide, he served as Managing Principal of the Edison Group, where he led national public affairs and advocacy efforts for clients across multiple sectors.
Brian is a frequent speaker on topics including federal legislation, healthcare policy, politics, and elections, and has managed numerous state and national campaigns and issue-based initiatives. Deeply involved in politics and civic engagement throughout his career, he worked on the Clinton-Gore campaign as well as numerous congressional and statewide campaigns across the Southeast.
A longstanding leader in advocacy and nonprofit governance, Brian has held a number of leadership roles within the Planned Parenthood network. He served for six years on the Planned Parenthood of Georgia Board, including as Chair of the Public Affairs Committee and Chair of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund of Georgia. He currently serves on the Steering Committee of Vote Choice, a political action committee affiliated with PPAFG,and is Board Chair of Planned Parenthood Southeast Advocates (PPSEA). Nationally, Brian served six years on the Planned Parenthood Federation of America Board, including leadership roles with the Planned Parenthood Action Fund and as Chair of the Planned Parenthood Federal PAC.
In addition, Brian previously served on the Board of New American Leaders, supporting efforts to prepare first and second-generation Americans to pursue elected office and strengthen inclusive democracy.
