Jasmine Peralta is the marketing and engagement associate for The Transmitter, where she works to develop and deepen engagement with our audience. In 2020, she launched her career as marketing and communications coordinator at El Museo del Barrio and has previously worked with clients such as the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, the New-York Historical Society and Carnegie Hall.
Jasmine Peralta
Associate, marketing and engagement
The Transmitter
Education
- B.A. in journalism, Brooklyn College
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