About Four Corners
With our combined experiences in the private sector, the Biden Administration, Capitol Hill and campaigns, we help companies, institutions and advocacy organizations navigate the most complex and challenging issues they face.
Whether you’re facing a crisis, trying to communicate your values or looking to bridge the divide between Washington and your neck of the woods, we can help.
Our depth of expertise in tech, emerging tech, industrial policy, and advanced manufacturing is one area that sets us apart, but you can also expect us to continue working on the issues and causes we care about.
We can’t wait to work with you.
Our Team
Caitlin Legacki
Caitlin Legacki is a seasoned public affairs strategist with a proven track record of navigating the complex intersection of policy, politics, and public opinion. With a career spanning nearly two decades in the public and private sectors, Caitlin has established herself as a trusted voice on strategic communications and advocacy.
Most recently, Caitlin served as Senior Advisor for Strategic Communications to US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo. In that role, Caitlin was responsible for managing all of Raimondo’s external communications activities and developing a cohesive narrative that tied together the Secretary’s proactive agenda with the broad portfolio of work that lives within the Department of Commerce.
At the Department of Commerce, Caitlin played a pivotal role in some of the Biden-Harris Administration’s most important legislative efforts, including the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the CHIPS Act, as well as helping the Department communicate effectively around issues like export controls, international trade, AI, TikTok, America’s competition with China and industrial policy. Caitlin was responsible for elevating Raimondo’s profile as one of the Administration’s most effective cabinet members and helping Raimondo navigate some of the thorniest and most important issues in the first two years of her tenure.
Prior to Commerce, Caitlin was a Vice President of Corporate Communications at JPMorgan Chase & Co., leading the firm’s communications around select corporate responsibility initiatives. Before that, Caitlin worked for four years at a leading public affairs firm, where she was the client lead for numerous Fortune 100 clients in banking, healthcare, telecom, tech and other industries.
Caitlin is a campaigner at heart and brings a campaigner’s mentality to everything she does. She worked on some of the country’s most high-profile and hard-fought campaigns, including the campaigns of Senators Kay Hagan, Claire McCaskill and Jeanne Shaheen.
In her free time, you can find Caitlin taking in shows at the 9:30 Club, traveling to the most remote places on earth and watching UNC basketball (go Heels).
Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Caitlin is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She lives in Washington, DC
Nu Wexler
Throughout his career, Nu Wexler has worked with policymakers, leading technology companies, and advocacy groups to develop and execute comprehensive communications and public affairs strategies.
Nu started his career as a staffer for former U.S. Senator Ernest “Fritz” Hollings of South Carolina, working on his re-election campaign and in his Washington communications office. When Hollings announced his retirement, Nu joined the South Carolina Democratic Party as executive director, running their “First in the South” Presidential Primary and later serving as the party’s general election coordinated campaign director. Nu later served as communications director for the the House Education and Labor Committee, the House Budget Committee, and Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
After Capitol Hill, Nu joined Twitter as their first communications staffer in Washington and their head of global policy communications. In this role, he helped develop and communicate global online content policies and worked with NGO stakeholders on strategies to identify and counter violent extremism online. He later served in policy communications roles at Facebook and Google, focusing on privacy, cybersecurity, disinformation, and safety.
In his free time, Nu can be found biking around the Washington area, taking in a baseball game at Nationals Park, or cheering for his alma mater’s football team, the University of South Carolina Gamecocks.
Born in Vietnam and raised in the Carolinas, Nu now lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife Christina and their two daughters.