Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel recently commended Deputy Attorney General Christina Grossi and Communications Director Kelly Rossman-McKinney for their achievements and thanked them for their hard work and commitment.
Recipient of the Senior Staff of the Year Award from the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG), Grossi has been instrumental in the Department’s operations this past year, overseeing the work of the attorney general’s divisions throughout the challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, and laboring diligently with the Election Team to ensure the security and fairness of Michigan’s election while fending off the many lawsuits that followed.
She has been an integral component in the department’s investigation into Larry Nassar and Michigan State University’s handling of the matter, as well as the clergy abuse investigation, spending countless hours reviewing documents in pursuit of justice on behalf of the victims.
Grossi joined the Michigan Department of Attorney General in 2010 and went on to become division chief of the State Operations Division in 2018. She was appointed deputy attorney general earlier this year after serving as chief of operations since August 2019.
Rossman-McKinney was welcomed into the Hall of Fame by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Detroit Chapter at the chapter’s annual meeting in mid-November.
Rossman-McKinney started her own public relations firm and merged with a Lansing-based competitor to form Truscott Rossman, now one of the premier public relations firms in the Midwest serving clientele across the country.
She retired from the firm in 2018 and joined the Department of Attorney General in 2019 as communications director for the Office of Public Information and Education.
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