Jake Serwer, Founder & CEO

Jake Serwer is a strategic public relations advisor and the founder and CEO of Espresso Public Relations LLC, a strategic communications and media relations firm specializing in elevating the profiles of CEOs, founders, corporations, advocacy organizations and startups. With deep expertise across industries—including automotive, mobility, healthcare, sports, hospitality and technology—Jake crafts compelling media narratives that amplify brands on both local and national stages.

A former political TV news producer in Washington, D.C., Jake began his career at Bloomberg Television, where he produced exclusive interviews with U.S. Senators, White House officials and Treasury Department leaders. He played a key role in high-profile news coverage, including the 2011 NFL Player Lockout. His media acumen expanded further during his tenure as a TV producer for Chris Wallace on FOX News Sunday, where he secured interviews with industry leaders like Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank and contributed to national presidential debate coverage.

Jake’s expertise extends beyond journalism into corporate communications. As the Business Development Executive at the National Press Club, he crafted messaging and organized events for Fortune 500 CEOs, political figures and celebrities. His ability to navigate complex media landscapes and articulate impactful stories has made him a trusted spokesperson and strategic advisor to leaders across various sectors.

At Espresso Public Relations, Jake combines his newsroom experience with a results-driven PR strategy, ensuring that businesses and executives connect with key audiences to enhance visibility, credibility and influence. Clients of Espresso PR have been featured on CNN, MSNBC, Bloomberg News, CNBC and FOX Business, as well as in The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Detroit Free Press and The New York Times.

TV Producing Samples

Bloomberg News TV producer Jake Serwer sits down in 2011 interview with Jesse David, Partner at Edgeworth Economics, discussing the economic impact of a potential NFL lockout.

Bloomberg’s Jake Serwer interviews Congressman Anthony Weiner and Senator John Kerry at The Verizon Center, Washington, D.C. - March 10, 2011.

Bloomberg News TV producer Jake Serwer asks NFLPA panel about the 2011 NFL lockout's impact on Detroit, Bloomberg TV.

Bloomberg’s Jake Serwer interviews United States Senator Kent Conrad, member of the fiscal commission, on controlling debt. - November, 2010.

Jake Serwer presses coach John Thompson II at Georgetown Basketball press conferences following their win over Duke. - Feb. 2010.

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