▪ Managed the daily operations of the Digital and Field departments, including 5 team members▪ Coordinated with the Executive Director on organization’s political efforts and fundraising opportunities▪ Prepared regular updates for the CEO across all departments, including race analyses, digital strategies and donor opportunities▪ Researched current and past legislation to assist in developing campaign messaging▪ Organized monthly meetings for 60 Members of Congress and developed relationships with their offices

▪ Managed the organization’s Field Department and Corporate Development Program▪ Orchestrated the recruitment and planning of the 800-person Problem Solvers Conference▪ Raised over $250,000 through the corporate sponsorships▪ Solicited feedback from corporate sponsors to solicit feedback and provided program benefits ▪ Spearheaded the grassroots efforts and was the primary contact for hundreds of volunteers nationwide

▪ Planned, promoted and executed the 500 person No Labels New Hampshire Gubernatorial Forum▪ Acted as the sole No Labels representative in New Hampshire▪ Interfaced with elected officials to discuss how the organization could get involved locally▪ Presented to civic groups to raise awareness of the organization and grow membership

• Provided exceptional customer service in a fast paced environment• Conducted car rentals using a sales based service approach • Communicated with customers and insurance agencies to ensure rental contracts are up to date • Maintained current accounts and targeted new accounts with the goal of growing the business of the branch

•Communicated with voters in person and via telephone and educated them about the candidate •Researched current and pending legislation to help develop potential policy ideas •Maintained a number of spreadsheets that tracked people who donated to the campaign•Completed various administrative tasks for many staff members

•Personally raised over $22,500 for Villanova’s Annual Fund•Reached out and talked to hundreds of alumni and friends of the university•Requested donations for the Annual Fund by being persistent yet respectful•Completed financial transactions worth up to $2,500 at a time

Completed grocery transactions with the customers. Maintained a balanced cash drawer. Assisted customers in finding items throughout the store

Checked, tested, installed and cleaned telephones for the university.