Rebecca Elliott
Vice President, Corporate Communications, Whitestone REIT
Houston, TX 77063
Phone (713) 827-9595
Property Types
Office, Retail
Markets
Austin, Chicago, Dallas/Ft Worth, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio
Languages
English
Bio
An award-winning corporate affairs professional, Rebecca Elliott has more than 30 years of corporate communications, investor, stakeholder and media relations, public affairs, crisis communications, and corporate social responsibility experience. Over the course of her career, Elliott has served in communications leadership roles for Shell Oil Company, Shell Trading & Shipping, TETRA Technologies, Hill & Knowlton, TXU Communications (now known as Consolidated Communications), and LifeCell Corporation, as well as served as outside communications counsel for clients in diverse industries, including numerous real estate development clients.
Elliott is an Accredited Public Relations (APR) professional who holds multiple FEMA Incident Command System certifications. She is a past board member of the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Houston Chapter, the former Texas Public Relations Association, the Child Abuse Prevention Network and the Education for Tomorrow Alliance. In addition to her membership in PRSA, Elliott is a member of the National Investor Relations Institute, the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce, and the Montgomery County Association of Business Women. She also is a past volunteer at DePelchin Children’s Center and an alumna of Leadership Houston, Leadership Montgomery County and The Center for Houston’s Future Leadership Forum.
Elliott holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and public relations from The University of Texas at Austin and an MBA, specializing in Finance and Strategic Management, from Sam Houston State University.
In her personal life, Elliott is the proud mother of her son who is an Eagle Scout, a community volunteer and an advocate for child abuse prevention, education and life skills development for youth, career preparation for communications and business college students, and health and wellness.
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