started her career in politics, and rose to serve as a Special Assistant to President Bill Clinton in the White House.  In Los Angeles, she consulted on various corporate communications projects for entertainment industry moguls, a major Hollywood management agency and an Internet start-up.  Aviva then went to work for Norman Lear as director of a civic education program that toured his original copy of the Declaration of Independence around the country and helped to create Declare Yourself, a nonpartisan voter education effort.  While at Act III, Aviva has worked on numerous marketing and licensing projects with retailers such as American Eagle Outfitters, The Gap, Starbucks and Harper Collins.

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