Leading Purpose-Driven Communications for

Businesses Large & Small​​

 

During her illustrious career, Brandee Dallow has worked cross-functionally to help brands translate purpose into compelling, actionable messaging across all touch-points - web, social, content, media, and stakeholder engagement. Her campaigns don’t just tell stories - they build trust, drive loyalty, and create measurable impact.

 

Expertise with Depth and Edge

From brand positioning to media strategy and social impact storytelling, Brandee creates integrated communications that resonate with modern, values-driven audiences. Her work is known for authenticity, creativity, and strategic clarity.​

 

A Proven Track Record

Global brands like De Beers, the Miss Universe Organization, Guernsey’s Action House, Rio Tinto Diamonds and the the Responsible Jewelry Council have turned to Brandee to help them shape narratives around ethics, sustainability, and brand values, elevating perception while staying grounded in truth.

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Amplifying Purpose Across Channels

Brandee brings together marketing, communications, and stakeholder strategy to ensure that a brand’s purpose is not just a statement, but a consistent experience across every platform and audience. 

 

A Recognized Voice in the Industry 

Brandee is an award-winning communicator, respected speaker, and advocate for equity, diversity, inclusion and transparency in luxury. Her work sets the standard for responsible storytelling that moves industries forward.​

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Leadership & Industry Involvement

Brandee is the Board President of the Community for Ethical Jewelry (formerly Ethical Metalsmiths) and a past President of both the Women’s Jewelry Association Foundation and the Women’s Jewelry Association International Board. She launched the industry’s first Responsible Sourcing and Sustainability Scholarship and the Radiant Minds Technology Scholarship in partnership with Jewelers Mutual and the Black in Jewelry Coalition. She currently serves on the boards of Jewelers for Children, the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, and the U.S. Kimberley Process Authority, and advises the Black in Jewelry Coalition. She is also a former board member of Mercury Free Mining.

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