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sagaftra.org | Spring 2024 | SAG-AFTRA 37 JASON DIXSON PHOTOGRAPHY VICTORY THROUGH STRATEGY At the 2024 PRWeek Crisis Comms Conference in Washington, D.C., on April 18, SAG-AFTRA Chief Communications & Marketing Officer Pamela Greenwalt discusses the union's dynamic work during the TV/Theatrical/Streaming strike, including how the efforts of the negotiating committee, chief negotiator, member leaders, staff, strike captains and fellow union allies contributed to its national and global impact. Joining her on the A Playbook for Fixing Labor Strife panel, from left, PRWeek VP, Editorial Director Steve Barrett; Boston University professor and former General Electric Vice President Gary Sheffer; and UPS President, Global Network Communications and Reputation Management Malcolm Berkley. WOMEN & ARTS IN NEW YORK New York Local Board member Marc Baron, Chief Labor Policy Officer Rebecca Damon, New York Local Women's Committee member Shellen Lubin, Committee Co-Chair Avis Boone, New York Local President Ezra Knight, Executive Vice President and New York Local Vice President Linda Powell, and Committee Co-Chair Dani Carr at Women Arts Day on March 23 at the SVA Theatre in Manhattan. DALLAS PHELPS LIVE LONG & PROSPER Veteran actor Sir Patrick Stewart (Star Trek: Picard) accepts the Television Showperson of the Year Award at the 61st Annual ICG Publicists Awards on March 8. SAG-AFTRA was a sponsor of the annual event in Los Angeles. Stewart was cheered on by SAG-AFTRA Vice President, Los Angeles and L.A. Local President Jodi Long, left, and L.A. Local Board member Caitlin Dulany. ILLUMINATING STREAMING DATA SAG-AFTRA Chief Economist David Viviano, second from left, participates in the Luminate Data & Entertainment Summit on April 9. The Currency of Transparency — Streaming's Holy Grail panel included industry leaders discussing the shifting sands of data transparency in entertainment. LINDA TRAN/LUMINATE