Aaron Johnson

Drawing on his vast experience in corporate social responsibility, strategic communications, and storytelling, Aaron is driven to help organizations ascend toward their goals and build stronger, more equitable communities. He brings a curious, empathetic, and enthusiastic approach to his work, applying his leadership skills, listening ear, and tenacity to deliver creative solutions and innovative strategies.

During his time as a Sr. Communications Specialist with Point32Health Foundation, Aaron played a crucial role in developing and implementing Point32Health’s nationally recognized corporate citizenship program amidst the combination of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan. Working cross-functionally with the Corporate Citizenship and Community Investment teams, Aaron drove colleague volunteerism and giving initiatives while amplifying the organization’s regional grant making. Prior to this, Aaron led the activation of corporate partnerships with national nonprofit Good Sports, working closely with brands such as Adidas, the Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Cubs, Empower, and the New York Rangers to increase access to youth sports in underserved communities across the United States. He also developed strategic communications plans during the 2016 Zika outbreak with the Essential Medicines Department of the World Health Organization. Aaron received his M.S. and B.A. in Communications from Clark University.

When he’s not scaling mountains or helping organizations advance their impact and communicate their unique story, Aaron can be found in his studio delivering broadcast-quality voiceovers for his global client base, teaching tennis, exploring the Boston food scene, and staying active with a myriad of different sports ranging from soccer to beach volleyball.