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Anne Lasseigne Tiedt

For the past 14 years, Anne Lasseigne Tiedt’s award-winning strategic communications campaigns have gained both local and national attention. She has worked both at agencies and at non-profit organizations, serving as a spokesperson, project manager, implementer and strategist who is known for campaigns and initiatives that have a creative bent and measurable results.

In 2006, Anne left her position at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center to begin her own public relations and business communications practice. While at the Wildflower Center, Anne managed public relations, marketing, advertising, media sponsorships, and community relations. Prior to the Wildflower Center, Anne was at TateAustin where she worked directly with senior management teams of technology companies, most notably, Grande Communications. Prior to her time at TateAustin, Anne worked at an Austin public relations firm where she launched Agere, which was purchased by Lucent Technologies for $520 million and today operates as LSI Logic Corporation.

Anne began her career in the communications department at the Austin Symphony Orchestra. There she created and executed an innovative 18-month strategic marketing plan that introduced conductor Peter Bay to Greater-Austin markets. She also created the first-ever Web site for the symphony and established the popular Symphony BATS program for young professionals.

Anne holds a Bachelor of Journalism in Public Relations and a Minor in Business from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a Past President of the Austin Chapter of the Association for Women in Communications. In the last year, Anne has volunteered with Leadership Austin, the Ronald McDonald House, Capital Area Food Bank and the Girl Scouts of Central Texas.

In October 2009, Anne was awarded two national Clarion awards from the Association for Women in Communications. In April 2010, she accepted the AWC Austin Chapter Member of the Year Award. Anne is also a Leadership Texas graduate, Class of 2010.