Sally Bock
Sally leads communications and brand strategy for a wide range of clients. Her clients include the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Seattle Foundation, Seattle Art Museum, Social Venture Partners, the Anchorage Museum, Seattle Country Day School and Overlake Hospital Foundation.
Outside of work, Sally’s accomplishments include three New York City marathons—although these days she finds herself spending much of her non-work time running after her children, Zachary and Beatrice. Thanks to them, she has learned all the lyrics of the Yellow Submarine album, that the English language is a devil to explain and that some days just go better if you wear a little toile.
Before she joined Pyramid, Sally was Director of Development and Marketing for the 52nd Street Project, Director of Communications for the Children’s Health Fund and Program Officer for the Sega Foundation. In those roles, she raised $1 million annually for arts programs serving kids in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of New York City, created private-public partnerships and managed a national grant program in education and health.
Sally holds a bachelor’s degree in religion and art history from Smith College and a master’s degree in religion and literature from Yale University.
