Rob Healy is the founder and president of SENDRIL. He leads company strategy, program design, and the development of new models for expert communication and institutional public engagement.

His career spans strategic design, advertising, technology, information systems, academia, and film. That range shapes his approach to how ideas become understandable, memorable, credible, and useful in public life.

Before founding SENDRIL, Rob worked as a senior strategic designer at Dust & Co. and contributed to projects across communication strategy, public-interest technology, information architecture, brand systems, digital media, and audience behavior. His broader work has included engagements with cultural institutions, public-interest organizations, global companies, and scientific partners. He also shares story credit on the 2023 film Mob Land.

Rob's work focuses on the connections among story, persuasion, brand, information architecture, media systems, and trust. At SENDRIL, he brings those disciplines together to help institutions develop public-facing experts and communication systems built for contemporary public life.

Jiore Craig leads SENDRIL's work on public trust and digital integrity.

Her work examines the relationship between democracy, public opinion, technology, online harms, and the information systems shaping contemporary society. She has advised public figures, policymakers, institutions, civil-rights leaders, and political organizations on disinformation, influence operations, platform behavior, and technological change.

Her international work has spanned elections, public opinion, platform accountability, and the wider social consequences of online harm. She has brought this perspective to research, public testimony, institutional strategy, and senior advisory work.

At SENDRIL, Jiore helps institutions understand the human environment around information. Her work focuses on identity, belonging, polarization, manipulation, exhaustion, and the ways public relationships are built or weakened over time.

She brings a disciplined understanding of how information systems affect real people, communities, and institutions. That perspective helps SENDRIL connect communication strategy with the deeper social conditions that shape credibility and trust.

Destiny Blackley leads program operations and participant experience for SENDRIL.

She translates program strategy into clear timelines, coordinated communications, dependable logistics, and a consistent experience for institutional partners, mentors, speakers, and fellows.

Her work sits where strategy becomes execution. She keeps teams aligned, anticipates operational friction, organizes the moving parts of multi-stakeholder engagements, and makes sure participants understand expectations and available support.

Complex fellowships depend on hundreds of small interactions working well together. Applications, selection, scheduling, convenings, communications, mentor coordination, participant support, and program milestones all shape the quality of the experience.

At SENDRIL, Destiny creates the operating conditions that allow fellowships, workshops, and advisory engagements to run with clarity, responsiveness, and care.