David Streeter Email & Phone Number

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

I continued my relationship with the Washington State Hospital Association by serving as a contractor to support the association's policy work. Notably, I convened a special member forum with the WA Department of Health regarding the agency's future certificate of need rulemaking that was attended by hospital leaders and subject matter experts. I also coordinated the organization's response to the Washington State Auditor's Prescription Monitoring Program audit and testified to WSHA's position… Show more I continued my relationship with the Washington State Hospital Association by serving as a contractor to support the association's policy work. Notably, I convened a special member forum with the WA Department of Health regarding the agency's future certificate of need rulemaking that was attended by hospital leaders and subject matter experts. I also coordinated the organization's response to the Washington State Auditor's Prescription Monitoring Program audit and testified to WSHA's position during the report's legislative hearing. Additionally, I authored the association's comment letter to the WA Pharmacy Commission on accessible prescription labeling and provided the feedback orally during the Commission's business meeting. Show less

Greater Seattle Area

WSHA represents all 100+ hospitals in WA State. I served as one of the organization's policy directors that analyzes bills and regulations impacting hospital facilities, labor standards, telehealth, etc. I led WSHA's Telemedicine, HR, and Facilities workgroups, which has resulted in several policy successes for hospitals. I also was selected as one of 8 participants in the Emerging Leadership Program for rising leaders to receive intensive mentorship and coaching from senior leaders in the… Show more WSHA represents all 100+ hospitals in WA State. I served as one of the organization's policy directors that analyzes bills and regulations impacting hospital facilities, labor standards, telehealth, etc. I led WSHA's Telemedicine, HR, and Facilities workgroups, which has resulted in several policy successes for hospitals. I also was selected as one of 8 participants in the Emerging Leadership Program for rising leaders to receive intensive mentorship and coaching from senior leaders in the organization. Show less

Greater Seattle Area

Washington Nonprofits represents 500+ nonprofit member organizations. I implemented new policies and procedures within the organization to formalize and structure public policy decision making processes. I also created a new 2020 Census toolkit that garnered national attention to help increase dollars, data, and democracy access through increased census participation. The Assistant Director of WA's Office of Financial Management testified to a State Senate Committee that I would have received… Show more Washington Nonprofits represents 500+ nonprofit member organizations. I implemented new policies and procedures within the organization to formalize and structure public policy decision making processes. I also created a new 2020 Census toolkit that garnered national attention to help increase dollars, data, and democracy access through increased census participation. The Assistant Director of WA's Office of Financial Management testified to a State Senate Committee that I would have received “Employee of the Month” if the award existed due to my 2020 Census work. Additionally, I served on the National Council of Nonprofits’ Public Policy Committee and partnered with other committee members to strategize on nonprofit issues, disaster relief dollars, and federal tax policies, among others. Show less

Greater Pittsburgh Area

GPNP represents 400+ nonprofit organizations serving southwest Pennsylvania. I led, conducted, and developed strategy for 60+ legislative visits (40 state, 10 local, 10 federal) across 13+ PA counties. I also prepared the weekly policy summary email of policy news stories, news articles, and different bills under consideration that was sent to all members. Additionally, I prepared three annual GPNP PA Budget Forums with 200+ attendees each and project managed elements of the 2015 GPNP Summit… Show more GPNP represents 400+ nonprofit organizations serving southwest Pennsylvania. I led, conducted, and developed strategy for 60+ legislative visits (40 state, 10 local, 10 federal) across 13+ PA counties. I also prepared the weekly policy summary email of policy news stories, news articles, and different bills under consideration that was sent to all members. Additionally, I prepared three annual GPNP PA Budget Forums with 200+ attendees each and project managed elements of the 2015 GPNP Summit with 1,200+ attendees. Began as a part-time paid intern that led to a full time, paid role. Show less

Greater Pittsburgh Area

I provided consulting services to Allegheny County’s Department of Human Services as part of my Master's degree Capstone project. During the project I secured a commitment from the PA Department of Human Services to assist ACDHS in the development and implementation of its future merit hiring system. I also surveyed 17 county human services departments about their alternative merit hiring systems to recommend “best practices” to ACDHS.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

I spearheaded the first-ever online survey for 20+ Board members to evaluate board governance and strategic management capability. I also benchmarked NJDC against peer organizations in Jewish advocacy/ community. I provided a final report and comprehensive industry analysis to Executive Director, including expansion strategies, fundraising tactics, and ways to regain market space.

Washington, Dc

I ghost wrote for NJDC leaders, executives, and Board members. I provided talking points and op-eds for members of Congress. I also authored content for mailers sent to battleground states during the 2012 election, helping to move 100,000+ Jewish voters in FL from "undecided" to supporting the party candidate, as calculated through internal polling and exit polling data. Each week I wrote at least three press releases that resulted in one major media story, which generated 6-10 high profile… Show more I ghost wrote for NJDC leaders, executives, and Board members. I provided talking points and op-eds for members of Congress. I also authored content for mailers sent to battleground states during the 2012 election, helping to move 100,000+ Jewish voters in FL from "undecided" to supporting the party candidate, as calculated through internal polling and exit polling data. Each week I wrote at least three press releases that resulted in one major media story, which generated 6-10 high profile stories every quarter, including placement in the New York Times, Washington Post, Politico, the Hill, etc. I began as an unpaid intern then converted to newly created, full time role. I was promoted three times during my tenure. Show less

I strategized advocacy in coordination with BTvS’ DC Representative and local chapters. I also represented BTvS in a Congressional town hall event and coordinated advocacy meetings for BTvS activists. I began as an unpaid intern and was converted to a paid position due to my strong work ethic and impact.

Master Of Public Administration - Mpa, Public And Nonprofit Management

Activities and Societies: Member of the Johnson Institute for Responsible Leadership’s "Leadership Portfolio Program." As part.

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government

Activities and Societies: Served as a First Year Mentor to newly accepted students. I also served as the Hillel-JUC student treasurer.

Study Abroad Program In The International School, Political Science And Government

Activities and Societies: I volunteered at a local immigrant absorption center to help children develop their English language skills.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Played clarinet and saxophone in the school's marching and jazz bands. I also played in the orchestra.