Gayle
Gaviola
STORYTELLER + COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIST
ABOUTGayle Gaviola is a Filipina American storyteller and communications strategist with no set hometown. She writes stories about Fil-Ams with big feelings, and ghostwrites thought leadership copy for founders. She also advises brands on 360 comms strategies that support, protect, and elevate their business.
Her fiction work is represented by Brent Taylor at Triada US.
LET'S WORK TOGETHERAre you a diamond in the rough ready for more visibility? Need help telling your story internally and externally? Have questions about communications, PR, ghostwriting, or just want to say hi? Book a free 30-minute strategy call so we can create something special.
Brand messaging development and positioning
Spokesperson media training + PR coaching
Media relations and crisis management
Thought leadership development + ghostwriting
Internal and employee communications development and execution
For inquiries about Gayle’s books and creative writing, please contact Brent at TriadaUS dot com. Her author bio can be found here.
Communications + PR Experience
Gayle Gaviola Moreau is an author and communications strategist with 15 years of experience advising and telling stories for iconic entertainment, technology, and lifestyle brands.
Her background includes in-house communications roles at Spotify; Paramount’s MTV, Nickelodeon, and Awesomeness Studios; and agency representation for brands like Facebook, VH1 Save The Music, Bravo, Vimeo, and Shazam. In these roles, she’s done everything from thought leadership development, ghostwriting, and full-scale communications strategies to campaign launches, media and influencer relations, event and red carpet management, and coaching executive leadership.
Before starting her own communications consulting business, Gayle led creator communications for Spotify’s podcast business. Prior to Spotify, she spent six years at Paramount in a variety of roles. Her Paramount tenure included leading brand and creator PR for Awesomeness’ Gen Z scripted and digital studios (makers of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, PEN15, Noah Beck Tries Things), as well as overseeing communications for MTV and Nickelodeon outside of the U.S., where she also ran international publicity strategy for the MTV Europe Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, and Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards.
A passionate advocate for Asian American representation in media, Gayle also co-chaired Paramount’s AAPI employee resource group, AMP, where she co-developed and produced AAPI community events and initiatives for employees. From 2016-2022, Gayle also served as Paramount Global’s employee Q&A moderator for “Bob Live,” CEO Bob Bakish’s quarterly global town halls.
Before Paramount, Gayle worked at several top PR agencies managing campaigns for talent and brands including Ryan Leslie, Spotify, Facebook, Bravo, Lenovo, and VH1 Save The Music.
Gayle’s passion for storytelling extends to her personal life – she’s an agented author with her first young adult novel currently on submission. Her writing has been featured in My Life: Growing Up Asian in America, published by MTV Books and Simon & Schuster in 2022.
Based in Los Angeles, Gayle is a culinary school dropout who graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
