Brittany Nazario is a dedicated advocate for community empowerment and cultural enrichment. With a BA in Cultural Anthropology from the University of North Florida, she complements her academic foundation with practical expertise in digital marketing strategy and user experience design, holding certifications from the Digital Marketing Institute and Google.

Following her academic journey, Brittany immersed herself in the fabric of her community, contributing her skills and passion to various local organizations such as the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, ElderSource, a local Food Bank, Blue Zones Project Jacksonville, the Historic Eastside CDC, and the Phoenix Arts and Innovation District. She is also a founding member of Museums as Progress and served on the board of the Museum Computer Network. Her dedication extends beyond professional circles as she actively volunteers at WJCT and the United Way of NEFL. Recognized for her outstanding contributions, she was honored as one of Jacksonville Business Journal’s 40 under 40 in 2023. Brittany is a recent member of the Riverside/Avondale Preservation Creative Placemaking Steering Committee.

Brittany is committed to sparking conversations that matter in an increasingly connected world. She believes in the power of dialogue to drive positive change and foster understanding within communities. Guided by the wisdom imparted by her mentor Kerrie Slattery, Nazario embraces the belief that "good comes from bad," finding solace in the notion that positivity emerges even in the face of adversity. With this outlook, she remains steadfast in her mission to effect positive change and uplift community organizations through digital marketing best practices.