For over 20 years, Rimjhim Dey has cultivated a reputation among the world’s most influential organizations, authors, and thinkers as a “hyper curator” and powerhouse connector of elite influencers: those individuals and institutions well-regarded for their ability to shape global economic policy, drive political and cultural thought, and advance technological and financial solutions to address humanity’s greatest challenges. Clients regularly seek Rimjhim’s counsel to penetrate this sphere, build and enhance their reputations, and help strategize upon and hone their narratives to effectively influence intended audiences, often in ways that are beyond the scope of their imaginations. It is this unique skill that has earned Rimjhim the trust of top journalists around the world who often seek her advice – not only for their stories or to promote their own work – but also for their media house’s positioning, branding and recruiting. Rimjhim is a recipient of the PRNEWS Top Women in Business Entrepreneurs award and a life member of The Council on Foreign Relations.
Organizations including the United Nations, Harvard Business School, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, The Poverty Action Lab at MIT, Wellcome Trust, Stanford Medicine, The Atlantic Council, and the Environmental Defense Fund have benefited from Rimjhim’s guidance.
Her diverse and carefully curated client list comprises some of the most interesting thinkers of our time. Nobel Prize winners Esther Duflo, Abhijit Banerjee and Michael Spence; Dr. Rajiv Shah, President of The Rockefeller Foundation; Sir Jeremy Farrar, former Head of Wellcome Trust; economist Jeffrey D. Sachs; Johns Hopkins University dean, Ron Daniels, and Stanford Medicine dean, Lloyd B. Minor have all relied on Rimjhim, to create the fertile conditions for the promulgation of some of the biggest ideas impacting the future of humanity. Other clients include Israeli historian and author of mega best-seller, Sapiens and Homo Deus, historian Yuval Harari; former US Surgeon General and bestselling author Dr. Vivek Murthy; Dr. Eric Topol, physician, scientist and author; and Ian Bremmer, founder of The Eurasia Group.
Known as the “thinking person’s publicist”, some of the bestselling books Rimjhim has publicized include Black Edge by the New Yorker’s Sheelah Kolhatkar; The Economists' Hour by the New York Times’ Binyamin Appelbaum; Anti-Social by the New Yorker's Andrew Marantz; The Battle for your Brain by Nita Farahany and An American Martyr in Persia by world religions scholar, Reza Aslan.
Rimjhim serves on the boards of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project as well as the literary and publishing platform, A Public Space. Previously, she served as co-chair of BamFans, the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s young patron’s committee; was a consultant to Creative Time, New York City’s leading public arts presenter, and served on the organization’s Creative Council.
Prior to launching DEY., Rimjhim held positions at Accenture, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Edelman.