Camino PR is led by nationally-recognized communications strategists, as well as by an advisory committee comprised of social change visionaries, including a former U.S. Senator and one of the nation’s most accomplished media arts leaders. Camino PR uses a flexible staffing model that ensures our clients have constant access to senior strategic counsel while still maximizing time available for implementation and deliverables.
Listed below are some of the Camino PR leaders:
Senior Staff
Andrea HagelgansVice President, Strategic Communications & Media 
Loretta KanePartner
Elizabeth ToledoPresident and Partner
Pablo ToledoCreative Director
Worklife Balance
When we created Camino Public Relations we envisioned a place that was more than a workplace, but rather a collection of people who are passionate about making the world a more just and equal place. Creating an environment that fosters personal sustainability, as well as collective enjoyment is a challenge, but one that we are excited to embrace.Beth Newcomer
Media and Information Manager
Beth Newcomer is the Media and Information Manager at Camino PR. She is a cornerstone of office mechanics and growth, coordinating client relations, projects, and data resources.
Media and Information Manager
Beth Newcomer is the Media and Information Manager at Camino PR. She is a cornerstone of office mechanics and growth, coordinating client relations, projects, and data resources.
A healthy mind-body connection is vital for sustained and balanced happiness. At Camino we respect the physical rigors work can impose on the body and take every opportunity to nurture and replenish our physical well-being. From exercise balls in the office to lunchtime visits to the local yoga studio, we support and encourage activity throughout the workweek. This commitment to mind-body balance emanates from our long standing belief the workplace should help foster healthy habits and encourage positive lifestyle choices. 
Where do you find inspiration? How do you let your mind be free while working on important and pressing issues? For us, creative diversions take many forms – playing antique toys, admiring inspiring paintings, or taking smoothie break in the middle of the day. While these breaks won’t make it into our time tracker program, they will help keep our spirits up while refreshing our perspective on life. We can’t imagine a more important line item than that! 
Long work weeks mean you typically spend more time with your co-workers than your spouse, children or other loved ones. We respect the difficult challenges we all face in balancing family, work and relationships, which is why we are firmly committed to fostering a work environment that welcomes children, spouses and partners. On any given day you might see teenagers doing their homework at our office, or a toddler playing on our deck. Rather than a burden, we see the integration of family and community as an extension of our core beliefs and values 
Our two office dogs are a constant reminder of the importance of using our whole brains to engage our work. Studies have shown that pets can reduce stress and increase health, and that’s true in our office. They make us laugh at least once a day. They are always ecstatic to see us. They aren’t too worried about the news of the day or the looming deadline. They always think our work product is the best ever, and they are sure our small business will attract lots and lots of clients.