Aleya Crable Jennings is a dynamic leader with a rich background in advertising, marketing, corporate sponsorship, and nonprofit strategy. With nearly two decades of experience, she has a proven track record of building brands, driving impactful partnerships, and securing substantial funding for philanthropic initiatives. She specializes in developing multichannel campaigns and creative sponsorship models that connect purpose-driven companies with the causes that matter most.

Aleya is currently the vice president of marketing & brand management at Fred Rogers Productions (FRP), where she develops and executes the organization’s overall marketing vision and strategy and ensures consistent brand positioning across social and digital channels.

Previously, Aleya was FRP’s director of corporate sponsorships and individual giving, where she built partnerships nationwide and expanded the community of individual donors supporting the organization’s work.

Aleya’s passion for mission extends beyond the office. She serves as board president of Girls Inc. of Greater Pittsburgh, is a member of the Alpha Delta Lambda Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and volunteers for causes close to her heart.

Her leadership has earned numerous accolades, including the New Pittsburgh Courier’s 2026 FAB 40 Under 40, PWN’s 2025 Ladies Who Lead, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP’s 2021 40 Under 40, and the Pittsburgh Incline’s 2019 40 Under 40 Who’s Next: Communicators. She also received the 2018 Young Professional Strong Award and the Barbara McNees Spirit of Athena Scholarship.

Aleya holds a bachelor’s degree in communications media from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, a master’s degree in integrated marketing communication from Roosevelt University, and a master’s degree in women and gender studies from DePaul University. She is also an alumna of The Advanced Leadership Institute (TALI) at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business.

A proud wife and mother, Aleya cherishes time with family and friends. Outside of her community work, she relaxes with Pilates and laughing with loved ones.