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• Helping train candidates, organizers, and activists for their campaigns and lobbying. Offering services in campaign operations, analysis, training, policy research, and lobbying.
• Analyzes past and current elections for clients using historic data.
• Develops campaign strategy for candidates in the areas of field, communication, and fundraising.
• Creates communication and messaging strategies for candidates.
• Outreach to local businesses for non-profit fundraising.
• Trains candidates on how to run for office.

Durham, North Carolina, US

• Coordinated and attend meetings with Town Administrators, Public Safety staff, and Town Selectmen on Cypress Creek’s projects.
• Researched local politicians, municipality staff, and news to make best approach to our host community.
• Generated shareholder documents and mapping, providing clarity for staff on how the community works politically.
• Collaborated with Project Managers, Engineers, and consultants on developing clear digestible talking points about Cypress Creek projects.

North Andover, Massachusetts, US

• Connected 6K Inc. to federal and state delegation partners and political staff. Interfaced with 15 Congressional offices in Massachusetts and in Pennsylvania. o Building relationships allowed 6K Inc. to win the.
• Discovered 31 grants and contracting opportunities within 6K’s business profile ranging from $250,000 to $15,000,000 specifically relating to advanced manufacturing or lithium-ion battery material.
• Partnered and worked with the Northeast Midwest Institute and House Manufacturing Caucus, leading to a congressional briefing titled: Electric Vehicle Battery Materials Production and Recycling – The Emerging Circular.
• Created supportive materials for use in business development, strategic customer relationships and government stakeholders on the federal, state, and local level.
• Developed 6K Inc.’s federal contact list for 80 members of the United States House of Representatives and 20 members of the United States Senate.
• Crafted talking points and biographies for 6K Inc.’s CEO Aaron Bent and Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Joe Felter on domestic supply chain issues and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

New York, NY, US

• Created the first lobbying plan for the national non-profit, Educators for Excellence in Massachusetts. Due to direct lobbying with local elected officials on the Student Opportunity Act, Educators for Excellence.
• Led lobbying events which led to expansion of funding for counselors and psychologists in the Student Opportunity Act, a $1.5 billion dollar education funding expansion, effecting 900,000 students across Massachusetts.
• Created Educators for Excellence Boston’s state house political and lobbying strategy, lobbying 13 of the 17 legislative offices of the Joint Education Committee on H.577, “An Act Promoting Trauma Informed Supports in.
• Led 3 internal staff trainings on the following topics: the Massachusetts political landscape, housing policy/housing discrimination, and stereotypes in a modern media form.
• Built a coalition of social justice groups and professional groups including Massachusetts School Counselors Association, Social Emotional Learning Alliance for Massachusetts, and the Oakland Unified School District.

• As District Representative for Congressman Keating, liaised with numerous sets of federal, state, and local agencies resulting in new funding and infrastructure for constituents. Briefed Congressman Keating and staff.
• Advocated successfully with federal staff for $5 million dollars for Lyme Disease research via the Department of Defense.
• Worked with Cape Cod Community College to receive a $2.4 million dollar grant from the Department of Labor establishing their aviation maintenance program.
• As district representative, supported the Congressman in providing the Town of Sandwich with $1.1 million dollars in funding from the Army Corps of Engineers for beach nourishment projects.
• Attended numerous meetings around energy issues on across the district including: Eversource Smart Grid investments, DONG (now Orsted) energy use of the Port of New Bedford, and issue surrounding Pilgrim Nuclear plant.
• Partnered with the Massachusetts Maritime Academy on briefing Congressman Keating on issues related to maritime education, maritime technology and manufacturing, and tidal energy generation.

Minneapolis, MN, US

• Created field plan to contact 70,000 voters in New Hampshire in 6 weeks.
• Hired and trained 50 paid canvassers to knock doors throughout New Hampshire.
• Worked with local schools, unions, and social justice groups to hire canvassers.
• Trained canvassers on how to approach doors and use the MiniVAN system with iTouches.

• Created field plan to contact 20,000 primary voters using VAN, plan consisted of talking to numerous levels of voters in the 3rd Middlesex District for the Democratic Primary.
• Answered nomination questionnaires for unions, PACS, and other organizations for the candidate.
• Prepared candidate for local debates against five other candidates.
• Created and researched call lists for candidate using data from OCPF, FEC, and various other databases.
• Contacted various media outlets about endorsements, announcements, and opinion pieces.
• Worked with local elected candidates to get endorsements and coordinate financial plans.

• Worked with and coordinated with local unions Presidents and Political Directors to participate in our campaign and provide volunteers for our field program.
• Recruited Election Day poll checkers, canvassers, and phone bankers.
• Built debate visibilities with volunteers and local unions.
• Recruited local elected officials to endorse Bob McCarthy.
• Ran canvass program for the campaign. Created 80 canvass packets for our two weekend union canvasses.

• Oversaw the re-election of 1st term City Councillor Leland Cheung to a 1st place finish out of 18 candidates. In prior election, Councilor Cheung was elected 9th out of 21 candidates. Also, the first Cambridge City.
• Created, maintained, and allocated a $50,000 budget for the entire campaign.
• Recruited, hired and managed 4 staffers: Field Director, Communication Director, New Media Director, and GOTV Organizer.
• Created initial field plan to contact 16,000 Cambridge municipal voters via both phone banks and canvassing methods from end of June until late August.
• Managed and created messaging for campaign outreach, utilized in candidate interviews and public forums and in collateral materials, including mailers, palm cards, and dear friend cards.
• Created target profile for our voter universe, mailing universe, and robo call universe using voter data.

• Organized the cities of Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, and Boca Raton and associated costal cities and organized over 125 precincts in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District — one of the most competitive and expensive.
• Helped lead aggressive Get Out the Vote effort from Saturday through Monday leading to Election Day, during which the Klein campaign made well over 100,000 phone calls and knocked on over 46,000 doors.
• Consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally in ID calls made among all field organizers in Congressional House races.
• Managed the Delray Beach field office, two organizers, and a lead canvasser.
• Recruited volunteer phone bankers, canvassers, interns, and letter writers for Palm Beach and Broward county offices.
• Opened and built a 100 person per office grand opening in the cities of Palm Beach Gardens, Delray Beach, and Pompano Beach.

Organized 19 towns and 1 city for Martha Coakley and won the following towns: Acton, Boxborough, Framingham, Harvard, Natick, Maynard, and Sudbury. Framingham and Natick are the most populous towns in the Metro West region. Established relationships with local state senators and state representatives to engage their participation in, and assistance with.

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Organized a symposium on rural poverty, attended by 20 clients and one state representative.Coordinated trainings for clients across the state of Massachusetts. Researched current Legal Services Corporation policy concerning client board members.Assisted in creating a resolution regarding client board members treatment within legal services.Facilitated.

Master’S Degree, Public Administration

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Science; Law And Legal