Daniel Parkhurst Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Work to lead Washington Nonprofits’ communications strategies and activities to ensure that nonprofits in Washington have what they need to succeed. Also work toward the policy priorities of the nonprofit sector on a.
• Lobbies on behalf of Washington Nonprofits and the nonprofit sector.
• Researches, monitors, analyzes and responds to federal, state and local issues that affect all 501(c)3 nonprofits in Washington state.
• Writes policy updates, action alerts, position statements, testimony and research reports for members and other key stakeholders.
• Coordinates with national partners and other state nonprofit associations on federal policy affecting all nonprofits.
• Leads teaching and organizing efforts to engage Washington Nonprofit members and allies in advocacy on behalf of the nonprofit sector.Communications

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

• Maintains and manages the policy portfolio of Clean Air Carolina and advocates to successfully impact law and policy throughout North Carolina and nationally.This includes advancing policy and rulemaking that improves.
• Develop an annual policy agenda and conduct training on policy advocacy for the board, staff, members and the public,
• Educate and advise government officials and staff, civic bodies, and research agencies on legislative, policy, and planning issues,
• Oversee the legal advocacy program,
• Communicate Clean Air Carolina's legal, legislative, and advocacy positions by preparing summaries, conducting impact analyses, creating action alerts, and sharing this information across all levels of the organization,
• Represent Clean Air Carolina's position at public forums, conferences, government agency meetings and in the press,

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Direct responsibilities included all operations and logistics of the organization as well as serving as the direct second in command to the President of the organization. Many of these responsibilities developed during my time as Deputy Director.-Coordinated and manage all logistics for the annual two-day Congressional Progressive Caucus Summit for 200-300.

Washington, DC

-Managed all programs and grants for the organization;-Coordinated and planned briefing programs on and off the Hill;-Built and maintained a network of issue area experts on relevant grant programs;-Created, edited, maintained, and distributed all policy and communications materials related to active grants and proposed grants;-Managed all grant.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Facilitated cooperation between Congress and progressive national security and human rights experts;-Maintained a database of members’ policy stances and voting records on issues ranging from detention, torture, surveillance, and the war in Afghanistan;-Educated Hill staffers on national security and human rights issues in advocacy meetings;-Assisted in.

• Created, edited and updated content for campaign website and social networking websites, such as Facebook and Twitter
• Aided in drafting press releases, developing debate prep questions, transcribing candidate interviews, organizing the statewide “Working for Alabama” bus tour, and setting up campaign press conferences/events
• Crafted content for use in television and online advertisements
• Managed volunteers at a variety of sites
• Worked extensively on video editing, review of tracker and all other footage of political opponents speeches and appearances,
• Built call lists, media relations, and other databases for use at campaign offices and broader Democratic party offices in Alabama

• Assisted professor in the Political Science department at Auburn University at Montgomery with a number of tasks connected to running the department including:
• Proctoring tests
• Reviewing materials for courses
• Prepping course materials
• Research for academic papers

Luverne, AL

• Major responsibilities include management of the plant’s assembly inventory and all welded parts as wellas creating the daily production numbers for over 400 employees,
• Managed, documented, and maintained operation rates for the assembly division of the plant and all related reports both internal and external, management and ordering of welding electrodes, and managing and ordering of.
• Crisis management of inventory issues, management issues, and wider problems as they occurred such as safety issues, managing the handling of industrial accidents, employee conflicts, and any other issues pertaining to.
• Focused on continuous improvement of efficiencies within the plant including the creation development, and implementation of a copper electrode recycling program that led to six figure savings.
• Other duties were addressed as they arose.

Master'S Degree, International Relations And Affairs, 4.0

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), International Business

Bachelor'S Degree, French