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Emily Yehle is a Senior Communications Officer, based in the SEI US Seattle office. She is an editor and writer, and handles media relations and communications for the US Center.
Emily spent more than a decade as a journalist in Washington, D.C., before joining SEI in 2017. As a reporter, she wrote on a wide range of topics that included offshore energy, climate change, fisheries, regulatory reform, congressional politics and budgetary woes. She worked for E&E News and Roll Call, covering Capitol Hill and federal agencies.
Emily holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Florida, where she was editor of The Independent Florida Alligator.