Molly Weedn

Molly Weedn is a San Francisco-based public affairs and communications expert who has acted as advisor to some of California’s highest profile ballot measure campaigns. Molly has worked with major political associations, public health advocates, non-profits, and innovative technology companies across the state. 

With nearly 15 years of experience, most of which has been focused on health care communications, Molly currently serves as a Senior Associate at Axiom Advisors, a full-service political consulting firm where she helps lead the firm’s communication and ballot measure practices. While Molly works to develop and execute strategic communication plans, she also works closely with clients to media train spokespeople, pitch earned media stories and create compelling message platforms. 

As part of the State’s COVID-19 response team, Molly served as a communications consultant to the California Testing Taskforce, where she worked with state, non-profit, and philanthropic organizations to ensure accurate communication about testing availability was being disseminated across the state.

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