Anna Adlewska

Anna Adlewska specializes in corporate narrative development and in structuring leadership programs, at the nexus of companies’ strategic objectives, vision and purpose, data insights, institutional stakes, and innovation. She has significant experience in orchestrating multi-stakeholder, multi-audience engagement and executive communication programs. In her role, she also supports organizations in crisis management preparedness and provides advice when sensitive conditions arise, including defining post-crisis rebound strategies. One of her specialties is spokespeople training for public and media speaking platforms.

Anna’s rich international background, with a fluency in French, English, Polish, Spanish, and Italian, strengthens her intercultural sensitivity and enables her to navigate complex situations, ideating public relations cross-geographical corporate and B2B programs to elevate brands or protect their reputation. As a seasoned practitioner, Anna provides strategic counsel on reputational challenges and operational strategies to senior leaders ranging from start-ups in their scaling up process, to large corporates. She applies her skills in a wide range of regulated industries, such as healthcare and life sciences, energy, finance, agri-food, real estate, and technology.

Prior to joining FTI Consulting’s Paris office in 2014, Anna spent 15 years as the head of the Corporate Communications practice at Edelman France. She advised international organizations on their strategic positioning and reputation management challenges, especially in food and beverage, manufacturing, retail, transport, and logistics sectors.

Anna began her career as a liaison interpreter and translator, notably for the Italian Trade Commission, where she worked with various international consortia, trade fairs and conference organisers from around the world.

Anna graduated with a degree in Economics at the Paris-Sorbonne University and obtained a graduate diploma in Translating and Interpreting from the Higher Institute of Interpretation and Translation (ISIT) in Paris.