K&A launches integrated Communications & Public Affairs Offering

Cameron Coursen joins Jeffrey J. Kimbell & Associates, Inc., a leading health policy, reimbursement, and government affairs firm based in Washington, D.C., as Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs. He brings more than 20 years of experience advising global organizations on communications, public affairs, and corporate reputation across highly regulated industries.

In this role, Mr. Coursen will lead the firm’s integrated communications and public affairs offering, aligning policy strategy with executive positioning, thought leadership, and stakeholder engagement to support client growth and influence.

Kimbell & Associates was founded in 1998 and currently represents over 86 clients in the life sciences space. The firm’s expertise focuses on the executive and legislative branches of the U.S. federal government and specializes in providing strategic solutions to a select group of health care sector clients seeking creation, modification, or proper implementation of public law.

“We are excited to welcome Cameron to K&A as we continue to expand our capabilities,” said Jeffrey Kimbell, founder of the firm. “His experience at the intersection of policy, communications, and corporate reputation strengthens our ability to deliver integrated strategies for clients navigating increasingly complex regulatory and stakeholder environments.”

“I’m thrilled to join Kimbell & Associates at a time when the connection between policy, communications, and reputation has never been more critical,” Coursen said. “Organizations need a coordinated approach that aligns policy strategy with narrative, executive visibility, and stakeholder engagement. I look forward to helping our clients navigate that intersection and drive meaningful outcomes.”

Prior to joining Kimbell & Associates, Mr. Coursen served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Syneos Health Communications, where he led public affairs engagements for multinational healthcare organizations operating in complex regulatory environments. He previously held senior leadership roles at global communications agencies Burson and Ogilvy and began his career in the U.S. House of Representatives.