CHPA hires director of communications, media relations
Logan Tucker will serve as the primary contact for directing CHPA’s media strategies and tactics and coordinate with other communications department staff to manage news, events, and issues in the consumer healthcare industry.
Logan Tucker. Image courtesy of CHPA
The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA; Washington, D.C.) hired Logan Tucker as director of communications and media relations. She will serve as the primary contact for directing CHPA’s media strategies and tactics and coordinate with other communications department staff to manage news, events, and issues in the consumer healthcare industry.
“CHPA is thrilled to welcome Logan to our staff,” said Anita Brikman, CHPA’s senior vice president of communications and public affairs, in a press release. “With more than a decade of combined legislative, communications, and consulting experience, Logan’s professional background will certainly add value to our association’s communications department, while enhancing our ability to amplify the impact of CHPA’s initiatives.”
Tucker said in press release that she is honored to take the position, and “for the opportunity to highlight the important work our member companies do each day to ensure American consumers are able to pursue happier and healthier lives through responsible self-care.”
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