Dennis St. Rose serves as an Executive of the CAA Foundation, the philanthropic arm of leading talent and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA). The Foundation activates the power and reach of the entertainment, media, and sports industries to create systemic social change for a more equitable and optimistic future. Its efforts are focused on public education, civic engagement, climate, and in times of critical need, mobilizing into action through crisis response. Based in the Los Angeles office, St. Rose consults clients on their philanthropic and pro-social initiatives and leads the Foundation’s narrative change efforts. Prior to joining CAA, St. Rose served as Senior Director of Entertainment and Talent Relations at Propper Daley, a social impact agency which develops and executes culture change strategies, programs and initiatives for brands, non-profits, cultural figures, and philanthropists. In this role, St. Rose led the agency’s talent and creative community engagement, harnessing the power and reach of the entertainment industry to accelerate positive change across various critical social issues. At Propper Daley, St. Rose launched and spearheaded a narrative change practice that resulted in the integration of socially impactful messaging and modeled behavior into television programming, including STATION 19, NEW AMSTERDAM, and GINNY & GEORGIA. Previously, St. Rose worked as an Account Manager at leading public relations firm, Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis, where he managed campaigns and oversaw talent integration for non-profit organizations including Save the Children, Red Nose Day, United Service Organizations (USO), and Everytown for Gun Safety. Upon graduating from the University of Virginia, St. Rose lived in Washington, D.C., and New York City, where he worked as a marketing and media associate for non-profit organizations focused on improving civic education for youth and increasing funding for the National Endowment of the Arts. St. Rose currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife, son, and two dogs.