Fay Crevoshay
Fay Crevoshay
Communications Director
Fay is the resident media guru of WiLDCOAST. She creates and directs our media campaigns and is in charge of our spokespeople as well as organizational outreach.
Fay has created and managed high profile conservation campaigns, including sea turtle advocacy in partnership with Playboy cover girl Dorismar, featured in the New York Times. Dorismar provocatively stated “My man doesn’t eat sea turtle eggs because he knows they will not make him more potent”. The campaign was a global hit, even touted by critics as "The best ocean campaign in human history.” Additionally, Fay's campaigns helped to defeat detrimental coastal development schemes in Baja, Mexico, such as Escalera Nautica, as well as worked with Mexican wrestling superstar El Hijo del Santo to fight for ocean conservation.
Prior to WiLDCOAST, Fay worked as a NPR and El Financiero reporter where she earned several awards including a 1992 Journalism Award for Best Feature Story. She also is considered to be one of Mexico’s top environmental communications professionals. Fay also served as the Communications Director for publicly traded PriceSmart, Inc. where she was responsible for corporate, and member communications for the company’s operations in Central America, the Caribbean, as well as the Philippines.
Fay’s holds several degrees: a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Bar-Ilan, Israel, a Master of Arts in Political Science from the University of Toronto and a second Master of Arts in International Relations from the University of the Americas. She is a native of Mexico and is equally comfortable talking to a fisherman, a secretary of state, or to a TV camera. In fact, she is most likely the one responsible for you having heard about WiLDCOAST.
