March 8, 2026
Jake Daubenspeck is Managing Director of Data Solutions at Prosek Partners and a founding member of the firm’s Data & Analytics (DNA) practice. He works at the intersection of communications, data, and reputation, helping organizations understand, measure, and manage how they are perceived across media, markets, and key stakeholders.
Jake partners with clients across financial services, professional services, and corporate sectors to translate complex, multi-channel data into clear strategic direction. His work spans measurement frameworks, perception and audience intelligence, competitive and whitespace analysis, and ongoing performance tracking tied to business and communications objectives. In addition, he supports clients in building real-time intelligence capabilities, identifying emerging risks, and navigating reputation management and crisis response scenarios.
Prior to his current role, Jake spent more than a decade – also at Prosek – as a public relations practitioner, advising clients on brand positioning, media strategy, thought leadership, and crisis communications. This background informs his approach, combining analytical rigor with a practical understanding of how communications functions operate. A graduate of Penn State University, Jake currently resides in Connecticut with his family.
Building two distinct careers at the same firm – originally as a PR practitioner before moving into the intersection of data, analytics, and communications. I’ve been fortunate enough to shape a role that brings together things I genuinely enjoy: writing, building programs, and working with numbers, all in service of helping clients better understand their audiences and make more informed decisions.
“Multitalented and multifaceted”
Cheesesteak from Angelos in South Philly (American cheese w/ onions)
“A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all other virtues” – Cicero
Watching and helping my kids learn, anything sports-related, and occasionally falling down a data rabbit hole just for fun
A client who is curious, engaged, and comfortable enough to pressure-test their hypotheses. Someone who views analytics as a way to understand audiences and competitive dynamics, not just report on results.
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