Cameron Trimble

Cameron Trimble has over 17 years of experience crafting communication and digital engagement strategies across a diverse array of sectors. He’s held pivotal roles in Fortune 500 companies, the White House, US Congress, and various industries including entertainment and healthcare. Currently, he serves as a partner at Spero Studio, a minority-owned integrated communications firm in DC, and as Founder of Hip Politics, an organization empowering the political voice of the Hip-Hop generation.

In the political arena, Cameron’s impact is profound. He served as President Biden’s White House Director of Digital Engagement, pioneering innovative approaches to digital content dissemination. During the 2020 presidential campaign, Cameron played a lead role in getting out the Black vote for Joe Biden’s campaign serving as the National Director of African American Paid Media for the Biden For President campaign. He led a record investment African American outreach and advertising program that resulted in record Black voter turnout around the country.

Cameron is the host of The Hip-Politics Podcast, facilitating conversations at the nexus of politics and music. He also served as Executive Vice President at Precision Strategies, launching the firm’s multicultural engagement department and handling communications for a spectrum of clients from sports entities to healthcare organizations.

Cameron’s career includes senior roles in Congress, including getting his start in 2009 as the digital media director for the late great Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johsnon of Texas. He started his Capitol Hill career as a fellow on the Committee on Science Space and Technology. He has been committed to advocacy for diversity and inclusion, exemplified by co-founding Men of Color in Communications. A proud Howard University alumnus hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, Cameron Trimble continues to shape the landscape of communication and political engagement.