Alyssa London

Alyssa London is an executive communications advisor, author, journalist, and media professional whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, storytelling, culture, and public communication.

She has spent her career communicating publicly across journalism, television, authorship, speaking, cultural storytelling, and leadership. That experience informs her advisory work with executives and organizations, helping leaders clarify complex ideas, strengthen their messaging, and communicate effectively when the stakes are high.

Alyssa previously served as the first Native/Indigenous contributor to both NBC News and MSNBC and hosted the MSNBC special The Culture Is: Indigenous Women, which streamed on Peacock. She is also the founder and CEO of Culture Story, a media platform producing journalism, documentary, and narrative work.

As a Tlingit and an enrolled citizen of the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska and a member of the Ketchikan Indian Community, Alyssa’s work is informed by her cultural identity and a longstanding interest in how stories shape identity, belonging, leadership, and public understanding.