Alison navigates the intricacies of public relations and media on a global scale alongside a team of specialists in London. Progressing steadily, she now spearheads operations in the New York office alongside a Vice President, where strategic communication meets global impact. As Director, she brings together a wealth of experience to drive successful campaigns, manage high-performing teams and clientele, and elevate narratives for the visual arts sector.Select clients: Arcadia Exhibitions, Artadia, Art Cake, Boston Public Art Triennial, Beth Sholom Synagogue, Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art, Galería RGR, Galerie Ron Mandos, Gallery 1957, HAKANTO CONTEMPORARY, Helsinki Biennial, Marlborough Gallery, L'INCONNUE GALLERY, New Orleans Museum of Art, Performa 19, Salon94, Shofuso House and Garden (PA), The Round House (Wilton), The Trustees (ArtXlandscape), The Watermill Center.

Alison was involved and/or contributed to marketing partnerships, paid media and content placed behind the following special exhibitions: Proof: Francisco Goya, Sergei Eisenstein, Robert Longo, Creative Time's Pledges of Allegiance flag: Robert Longo, Soulful Creatures: Animal Mummies in Ancient Egypt, Roots of “The Dinner Party”: History in the Making, Ahmed Mater: Mecca Journeys, David Bowie Is, Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power, One: Do Ho Suh, and lastly, Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving.Aside from major shows, Alison has contributed to branding (across all platforms, print + digital) and promotion around the museum's public and education programs with extensive experience in strategic planning and crisis communications.

During an internship within the 20th Century & Contemporary Latin American Art department at Phillips headquartered office in New York City, Alison conducted research to support scholarly essays of consigned works in the Latin American Day sale catalogue. Phillips is the destination for international collectors to buy and sell the world’s most important contemporary works of art.

Working closely with junior/executive appraisers and the brokerage services, the three-month internship offered a broad insight into client intake, in-house research, and appraising practices. Gurr Johns provides independent expertise in valuation and appraisal of fine art, antiques, jewellery and design as well as other tangible assets.

In Spring 2015, Alison began an internship at El Museo Del Barrio, New York’s leading cultural non-profit institution, committed to Latin American art. As a native Spanish language speaker and working closely with the Head of Communications, Alison translated bi-lingual publications and managed press inquiries. Her tasks included drafting press releases, blogging on Artsy and creating mockups on re-designing El Museo’s website. After fulfilling the internship in June 2015, Alison was hired as a web editor where she curated original content, messaging and led daily edits to improve the museum's website. Alison also managed website analytics, providing El Museo's Head of Communications monthly traffic reports that calculated the amount of the website viewership. In summer 2016, Alison became the lead associate within the Communications department. In this transitional time, Alison was able to adapt and oversee the department’s fiscal year budget, work with freelance graphic designers, lead all printed and digital advertisements, liaised with museum consultants and curated and monitored all social media outlets on a daily basis. Alison was involved in communications efforts, inclusive of marketing and press strategy to promote unparalleled exhibitions such as Gabriel Figueroa: Under the Mexican Sky, ¡PRESENTE! The Young Lords in New York, The Illusive Eye, ANTONIO LOPEZ: Future Funk Fashion, and BEATRIZ SANTIAGO MUÑOZ: A Universe of Fragile Mirrors.*The institution's Twitter account was verified while Alison was the admin of the account.

Alison held a position as a sales representative at Kiehl's original and flagship store in 2012, providing an elevated and upscale customer service experience to generate a loyal clientele. In addition, Alison promoted and maximized sales of newly launched products and interacted with customers to identify their needs to recommend the best products. Alison later transferred to Kiehl's newly opened store located in the meatpacking district in 2013, New York City where she assisted with new employee training for sales, store policies, register operations, and general motivation. Alison was considered a Kiehl's skincare expert.

During her time interning at an award-winning, multi-disciplinary creative agency, Alison assisted the Creative Director with media productions inclusive of retouching product photography and altering high-resolution images for content fulfillment.