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Vice President and Corporate Communicationsat NVIDIA
Mylene Mangalindan's profile covers her NVIDIA career, media relations, & strategic positioning.
Mylene Mangalindan is Vice President of Corporate Communications at NVIDIA, where she works on global communications and corporate positioning. She began her career in financial and technology journalism, working at Bloomberg News and The Wall Street Journal before moving into corporate communications. Over the years, she has worked across media relations, crisis communications, corporate reputation, and financial communications. Before joining NVIDIA, she spent more than nine years at Brunswick Group as a Partner, where she led the firm's San Francisco office. Her earlier communications roles include Hill & Knowlton Strategies, Deem, and Hewlett-Packard.
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Full Name |
Mylene Mangalindan |
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Current Position |
VP, Corporate Communications |
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Current Company |
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Location |
San Francisco, California, United States |
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Current Focus |
Corporate communications and strategic positioning at NVIDIA |
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Previous Leadership Roles |
Partner at Brunswick Group; Senior Vice President at Hill & Knowlton Strategies; Vice President at Deem; Director at Hewlett-Packard |
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Previous Companies |
NVIDIA, Brunswick Group, Hill & Knowlton Strategies, Deem, Hewlett-Packard, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News |
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Education |
University of California, Berkeley; Northwestern University |
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Degrees |
B.A. in History; M.S.J. in Journalism |
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Professional Experience |
Journalism, corporate communications, media relations, crisis communications, and strategic communications |
Mangalindan started her career in journalism, first at Bloomberg News and later at The Wall Street Journal, where she covered technology, business, and e-commerce. In 2008, she moved into corporate communications with Hewlett-Packard, handling global communications, media relations, and financial communications. She later held communications leadership roles at Deem and Hill & Knowlton Strategies.
In 2014, Mangalindan joined Brunswick Group and spent more than nine years advising companies on reputation, crisis communications, media relations, litigation, and financial communications. She joined NVIDIA in November 2023 as Vice President of Corporate Communications, bringing together her experience in journalism and corporate communications.
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1997–2000 |
Reporter, Bloomberg News: Covered financial markets, corporate developments, and technology during the early dot-com period. |
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2000–2008 |
Staff Writer, The Wall Street Journal: Reported on technology, corporate developments, e-commerce, and Internet-related businesses. |
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2008–2012 |
Director, Corporate Communications, Hewlett-Packard: Managed global corporate communications, financial communications, media relations, crisis communications, and corporate positioning. |
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2012 |
Vice President, Corporate Communications, Deem, Inc. (formerly Rearden Commerce): Managed corporate communications, positioning, media relations, analyst relations, and corporate visibility. |
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2012–2014 |
Senior Vice President, Hill & Knowlton Strategies: Worked with clients including Salesforce, VMware, Qualcomm, and Ford on communications around their technology and innovation. |
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2014–2023 |
Partner, Brunswick Group: Advised clients on corporate reputation, positioning, crisis communications, litigation, media relations, and financial communications. She also led the firm's San Francisco office. |
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2023–Present |
VP, Corporate Communications, NVIDIA: Joined NVIDIA in November 2023 and took on a leadership role in corporate communications. |
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