Diego Gomez Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Managed online communications from social media, email, and websites, helping increase traffic to these platformsCoordinated logistics for several research projects, including focus groups and surveysMaintained sales CRM, keeping track of business development opportunities

Drafted reports, event recaps, and editorial pieces (op-eds, letters to the editor) for clientsWrote and distributed press releases to reporters for media coveragePosted content in social media platforms for clients

Supported staff with projects related to hearing preparation, briefing papers, and administrative assistanceAssisted in the advancement of the Department priorities among Governors, Mayors, and state-local officialsContributed to the production of the Office’s bi-weekly newsletter

Researched legislation and policy issues relevant to Maryland’s 1st congressional districtLed group tours of the U.S. Capitol BuildingAnswered phones and drafted formal responses to constituent requests, monitored constituent casework and oversaw database of constituent opinionsAttended congressional briefings and presented key takeaways to congressional staff

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Selected as one of 20 Maryland students for the Governor’s Summer Internship Program (GSIP), composed a 30-page paper on state funding for higher education and presented findings to the Governor’s staff Tracked the Governor’s federal priorities and monitored the status of the State’s funding requestsPresented briefing memos on current events and congressional hearings relevant to Maryland, monitored the Governor’s social media platforms and helped create talking points for the Communications Office

Worked closely with a regional field director, engaged in outreach to the Hispanic and faith communitiesSpent weekdays working in campaign office (performing administrative tasks like phone-banking)Participated in numerous canvassing events, conducted research for campaign officials, and served as an election judge in the 2018 primary election