Krishana Davis is an award-winning creative, digital strategist and storyteller who works at the intersection of politics, culture, and communications. With over a decade of experience leading narrative-shifting campaigns, she partners with political organizations, nonprofits, public agencies, advocacy coalitions, and brands to craft digital strategies that move hearts, shift public perception, and build power—especially for Black, Latino, AAPI, and low-income communities.
As Executive Vice President at Precision Strategies, Krishana leads the agency’s multicultural engagement and digital practice. She previously built and scaled a multi-channel media department at a startup agency and has designed culturally responsive campaigns for the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), IBM, Bank of America, Amnesty International, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Black Feminist Future, UltraViolet, and The Kelly Strayhorn Theater.
Krishana began her career as a print journalist in Baltimore, covering police misconduct, politics, and education for The Afro-American Newspaper and The Baltimore Sun. Her reporting has appeared in BBC News, NBC, JET Magazine, and regional magazines. She was named one of PR Week’s Women to Watch in 2021 and a PR Week 40 Under 40 honoree in 2023.
Outside of her professional career, Krishana is a doula, abolitionist, and proud advocate for the liberation of all Black folx. She is also a fiction writer, exploring themes of speculative futures, horror noire, and Afrofuturism. You can read her latest reflections in her upcoming newsletter, The Media Memo.
A native of Baltimore, Krishana holds a B.A. in political science from Morgan State University, where she graduated cum laude, and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Baltimore. She now lives in metro Atlanta with her husband and children.
As Executive Vice President at Precision Strategies, Krishana leads the agency’s multicultural engagement and digital practice. She previously built and scaled a multi-channel media department at a startup agency and has designed culturally responsive campaigns for the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), IBM, Bank of America, Amnesty International, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Black Feminist Future, UltraViolet, and The Kelly Strayhorn Theater.
Krishana began her career as a print journalist in Baltimore, covering police misconduct, politics, and education for The Afro-American Newspaper and The Baltimore Sun. Her reporting has appeared in BBC News, NBC, JET Magazine, and regional magazines. She was named one of PR Week’s Women to Watch in 2021 and a PR Week 40 Under 40 honoree in 2023.
Outside of her professional career, Krishana is a doula, abolitionist, and proud advocate for the liberation of all Black folx. She is also a fiction writer, exploring themes of speculative futures, horror noire, and Afrofuturism. You can read her latest reflections in her upcoming newsletter, The Media Memo.
A native of Baltimore, Krishana holds a B.A. in political science from Morgan State University, where she graduated cum laude, and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Baltimore. She now lives in metro Atlanta with her husband and children.