Molly de Ramel is an executive-level media professional with over 15 years of experience in broadcast communications, reporting, journalism, and consulting. Ms. de Ramel has spent the last four years as President of Falconer Consulting, a private communications practice specializing in press preparation and media strategy. In addition to offering top-notch consulting to her clients, Molly de Ramel is a recognized name in media and media relations, serving at several well-known institutions and broadcasting companies. She has also advised several high-profile individuals in government and higher education, including Austan Goolsbee, former Chairman of the Economic Council of Advisers under the Obama administration and Ruth J. Simmons, current President of Brown University.

Prior to her consulting work, Molly de Ramel served as Media Director at an Ivy League university. Her duties entailed crafting the university’s media strategy, increasing its visibility on both a national and an international level. During her time there, Ms. de Ramel was honored by the Office of the President and a cadre of faculty for her contributions as a new employee and promoted faculty achievements in several national newspapers and broadcast channels including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe, 60 Minutes on CBS, CNN, and Fox News. Before joining the university, Molly de Ramel worked as an anchor and reporter for the Fox News Channel and specialized in business and finance reporting. Her work was often seen in segments such as Fox and Friends, the Fox Report Weekend, and Cavuto on Business.

Molly de Ramel attended Harvard University and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in English and politics. She was a John Harvard Scholar and won a Carol K. Pforzheimer Student Fellowship award during her time as an undergraduate. Ms. de Ramel has twice been recognized by the Associated Press for Best Continuing Coverage and for Investigative and Enterprise Reporting. She also received Emmy and DuPont Journalism nominations.