Ray Casas
Ray Casas is a principal of Wragg & Casas Public Relations, one of the leading independent public relations firms in Florida. He is a member of the Counselors Academy of the national Public Relations Society of America.
During his public relations career, Ray Casas has managed communications services for multi-national companies, large real estate developers, banks, food companies, attorneys and other professional firms and hospitals. He headed the public relations program for the visit of Pope John Paul II to Miami and for the inaugural Carnaval Miami. Casas’ areas of expertise include strategic planning, issues management, and crisis counseling.
Before Wragg & Casas, Casas worked for 13 years at Hank Meyer Associates, Inc., where he was executive vice president. Earlier, he was a reporter for United Press International, the San Diego Evening Tribune and The Chicago Reporter.
Casas serves on the board of directors of the Greater Miami Camber of Commerce, the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind, where he served as Board President for two years, Camillus House and the Miami-Dade Public Library Foundation, and is a non-lawyer member of The Florida Bar Standing Committee on Advertising. Previously, Casas served on the board of directors of the Beacon Council and the Board of Regents of Leadership Florida, acting as Miami region chairman for two years. He was the 2001-2002 chairman of the Archbishop’s Charities and Development Drive.
Ray Casas holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism from Northwestern University.
