Jean-Luc Renault joins Infinite as Associate VP in Los Angeles

Infinite announced today that communications veteran and former legal journalist Jean-Luc Renault has joined the agency as an Associate Vice President in Los Angeles. He arrives from an Am Law 100 firm, where he served as a communications manager overseeing media relations around high-stakes litigation, sophisticated transactions, and law firm business matters.

"Jean-Luc has seen the nexus of media, communications, and the legal industry from every angle," said Infinite President Zach Olsen. "I firmly believe his holistic perspective of the California and national legal markets will help our clients achieve their strategic media and communications goals." Jean-Luc began his career as a reporter for the Daily Journal covering legal and business developments in the entertainment industry. He later served in practice development at JAMS, the world's largest private alternative dispute resolution provider, where he worked on marketing, advertising, and communications campaigns.

"Having collaborated closely with Infinite in the past, I've seen the team's unmatched PR capabilities firsthand," said Jean-Luc. "I'm looking forward to advancing the agency's strong reputation in the legal sector and achieving our clients' goals with thoughtful, creative media strategies for which Infinite is known." Jean-Luc will work closely with clients to develop public relations initiatives that drive their businesses forward, including media relations, social media, and content campaigns. He adds an on-the-ground presence in Los Angeles and Southern California-markets Infinite has served from a distance since its founding 20 years ago. Jean-Luc's arrival continues a series of U.S. senior hires for Infinite, including Vice President Clay Steward (West Coast) and Associate Vice President Ivette Delgado (Washington, D.C.).

Jean-Luc earned a bachelor's degree in English from Loyola Marymount University and a master's degree in journalism from the University of Southern California.