Steve Rabinowitz is a seasoned media consultant, publicist, and political event planner with over 25 years of experience in campaign politics. He has worked on the national staffs of nine U.S. presidential campaigns and held key roles in numerous other political races.
Notably, Steve served as White House Director of Design and Production under President Bill Clinton, where he oversaw public event production and press coverage for domestic and international presidential events. His work included the 1994 handshake between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, as well as media logistics for the Israel-Jordan peace treaty signing. A key figure in Clinton’s 1992 campaign and transition team, Steve traveled extensively with the president during his road to the White House and while in office.
Steve’s expertise extends to congressional communications, having served as a U.S. Senate communications director. He managed press, scheduling, speechwriting, and outreach, gaining a deep understanding of the relationship between congressional offices, campaigns, and interest groups.
In addition to his political work, Steve has trained and lectured for organizations like the Democratic National Committee and EMILY’s List, as well as corporate clients. He has also taught political communications at The George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, and Hebrew University, sharing his knowledge with leaders from around the world.
