We’re celebrating four Stratacommers with well-earned promotions: Aly Nesson to senior vice president of people and culture, Debbie Park to controller, Madison Nance to account supervisor and Vong Hang to graphic designer.
Each brings something important to Stratacomm. A commitment to the people around them, curiosity and creativity in their work, and a focus on outcomes that matter. They’ve each made a mark on our clients, our colleagues and our agency, and they’re taking on more responsibility as they continue to grow at Stratacomm.
Aly Nesson, senior vice president of people and culture
Since joining Stratacomm in 2024, Aly has become a trusted adviser to our leadership team and a go-to resource for colleagues across the agency. She has helped strengthen how we support, develop and communicate with our people, bringing a thoughtful perspective to the decisions that shape Stratacomm.
Debbie Park, controller
Since joining us in 2025, Debbie has become a steady leader of our finance team and a go-to partner for colleagues across Stratacomm. Her financial rigor and deep knowledge of federal contracting have strengthened the business behind the work we do for our clients.
Madison Nance, account supervisor
Madison has had a standout year, taking on greater responsibility across major client work and becoming a go-to partner for both clients and colleagues. She brings strategic discipline and creative judgment to the work, along with a willingness to jump in wherever she’s needed. She also plays an important role in Stratacomm’s own marketing and culture.
Vong Hang, graphic designer
Vong has quickly become an important creative partner across Stratacomm, contributing to major new business efforts, client work and our own brand. He brings curiosity and strong design instincts to every project, along with a willingness to learn, experiment and find better ways to bring an idea to life.
We’re proud to celebrate Aly, Debbie, Madison and Vong and all they’ve contributed to Stratacomm. Please join us in congratulating them.
