Layla Nath
About Layla Nath
Layla Nath serves as an Associate in the Strategic Communications Division at FGS Global in Washington, D.C. She has a diverse background in communications and public relations, having held various internships and positions at reputable organizations.
Work at FGS Global
Layla Nath currently serves as an Associate in the Strategic Communications Division at FGS Global. She has been in this role since 2023, contributing to various strategic communication initiatives in Washington, District of Columbia. Her responsibilities include supporting communication strategies and engaging with clients to enhance their public relations efforts.
Previous Experience in Public Relations
Before joining FGS Global, Layla Nath gained valuable experience in public relations through various internships. She worked as a Public Relations Intern at Keybridge Communications from 2021 to 2022, where she assisted in developing communication strategies. Additionally, she interned at Global Strategy Group in 2023, focusing on communications and public affairs.
Educational Background
Layla Nath holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from American University, which she completed in 2023. She also studied at John Cabot University, where she earned another Bachelor of Arts degree in 2022. Her education has provided her with a strong foundation in communication and public affairs.
Internships and Early Career
Throughout her early career, Layla Nath completed several internships that enhanced her skills in communication and research. She served as an Editorial Intern at the Dressember Foundation and held positions as a Research Assistant at both Fairfax County Public Schools and the School of Public Affairs at American University. These roles contributed to her expertise in strategic communications.
Peer Facilitation Experience
Layla Nath has experience in peer facilitation, having worked as a Senior Peer Facilitator at American University from 2021 to 2022. In this role, she guided students in their academic pursuits and supported their personal development. She also served as a Peer Facilitator from 2020 to 2021, further demonstrating her commitment to student engagement.