Jasper Comms
I’m Amy Jasper. I drive high-impact communications and marketing outcomes at the intersection of deep technology, policy, and equity.
I live between Denver and Boulder with my brilliant wife and Olympic toddler.
Reach out at Amy@AmyJasper.com.
About me
I’ve been on public radio talking about the future of nuclear fusion.
I’ve written detailed policy recommendations that were adopted by the Federal Aviation Administration.
I worked with Navy SEALs, safety advocates, and Second Amendment die-hards to launch the first real smart (safer) gun with 250 million media impressions.
I helped exonerate a wrongfully convicted man who spent three decades on death row, but walked free this year.
I helped shame a major airline into returning a wheelchair to a man they were ignoring.
I’ve staffed on-location interviews for 60 Minutes. A producer told me I was good at my job.
I helped the nation’s largest ACLU affiliate expose religious discrimination at Disneyland.
I might be the only person to ghost write op-eds that ran in the Detroit Free Press, The Oklahoman, and The Seattle Medium.
My very first blog exposed corruption in the student government of a top-ranked liberal arts college and eventually brought the administration down.
I was a U.S. Fulbright scholar to Cyprus and the de facto Republic of Northern Cyprus, the latter of which is not a country.
I unlock
data that exposes the truth.
strategies that make sense.
comms plans that don’t quit.
visuals that make it make sense.
messages that ring true.
storytelling that resonates.
I do
research and policy analysis.
creative & digital strategy.
media strategy.
good quick and dirty first drafts.
fantastic second drafts.
thinking n steps ahead.
executing amidst chaos.
I know
the deep tech media landscape.
nuclear energy.
aerospace and aviation.
quantum computing.
education equity.
AI ethics.
civil rights.
how Reddit works.
gigs + happy clients
BONUS CONTENT
for people who love to scrolllll
A simple guide to comms strategy
Start with what matters.
Who matters most to achieving your most important goals? Start there.
Paint the big picture.
Imagine that, five years from now, you’re firing on all cylinders. Decide what that looks like, then build around it.
be honest about what your people want.
To deliver what audiences actually want to see, hear, or do, strive to deeply understand them. Who do they listen to? What doesn’t pass their smell test? (Data helps.)
Interrogate your assumptions.
Change what you’ve been doing. Find new voices. Be more interesting. Call yourself out.

