Harriet Sedgwick Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

- Meet weekly shokupan production pars for local weekend markets- Maintain quality and consistent product week over week- Work in a neat, timely, and thorough manner- Maintain a clean and productive work environment- Work with team to update ingredient inventory as needed

Austin, Texas Area

· Lead, coordinate, and assess success of learning and skills development opportunities for grant-seekers in Central Texas.· Manage, plan, coordinate, and evaluate monthly Community Partner Networking Programs for Texas Grants Resource Center.· Build foundation and structure for new program membership, both in the Austin community and throughout UT’s 18 colleges, schools, and units. Develop outreach, membership, membership benefits, and application materials.· Maintain outreach, membership, member benefit and application activities. Create learning opportunities for members. Create additional membership benefits.

Austin, Texas Area

The Texas Grants Resource Center (TGRC), housed in the UT Division of Diversity and Community Engagement (DDCE), serves as a bridge between the grant-making and grant-seeking communities in Central Texas. As the part-time contract Senior Program Outreach Coordinator, I support members of the public and university seeking funding for nonprofit programming or individual projects. My responsibilities include:- Establishing, coordinating, and executing bi-weekly grant search orientations, to educate members of the grant-seeking public about the resources available at the TGRC- Providing guidance and expertise to any grant-seekers visiting the TGRC space- Developing an outreach and engagement plan to increase user base and build community awareness of TGRC resources

Austin, Texas Area

As a Regional Partnership Coordinator, I built relationships with local school districts, community organizations, and companies to help recruit interested girls into the free Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. My responsibilities included:Conducting community outreach activities including participating in technology and education fairs and developing strategic relationships with local educators and similarly-focused nonprofitsWorking with local partners to organize, recruit for, and execute information sessions and application parties to encourage enrollment in the Summer Immersion ProgramMeeting and exceeding ambitious weekly goals and metrics for community engagement, information session attendance, and application completion

Austin, Texas Area

As Development Director, I built donor relationships from initial introduction to sustaining supporter. I also project managed all fundraising special events. My responsibilities and accomplishments included:Raising $160,000 in corporate sponsorships and private donations to support tree planting and reforestation workSuccessfully executing 2018 Root Ball fundraising gala, raising over $55,000 in sponsorships and individual donationsServing as staff liaison and developing TreeFolks Fundraising Committee, including existing board members and new community network partners

Austin, Texas Area

As Development Officer, I brought fundraising, grant writing, and special event execution expertise to the Development and Executive teams. I also provided support as Interim Director of Development through two leadership changes, and trained incoming Directors on Capital IDEA operational procedures. My responsibilities and accomplishments included:• Raised over $750,000 in FY16, directly and through support of departmental initiatives, with direct appeals to private foundations and corporate partners, and successful applications for public city-, county-, and state-wide funding• Managing multiple contracts with the City of Austin, Travis County, and the State of Texas totaling over $3 million annually, as well as nearly $2 million in private grant programs• Researching and write grant applications for current and new funding opportunities• Planning, managing, and executing special events, including annual awards gala luncheon and biennial Williamson County fundraiser – doubled funds raised at 2016 Williamson County fundraiser to over $110,000

Austin, Texas Area

During the 2015 Texas Legislative Session, Representative Chris Turner pursued an agenda focused on government transparency and ethics, and financial lending rules reform. My responsibilities and accomplishments in his office included:• Aided Chief of Staff with day-to-day legislative office operations, including overseeing a successful intern program and managing office needs• Managed successful research, presentation, and progress of bills regarding government transparency and ethics through the House legislative process, and aided with other subject matter as needed• Responded to constituent petitions and input in a timely, accurate, and considerate manner

Austin, Texas Area

Battleground Texas is a grassroots organization working to advance progressive politics in Texas. During the 2014 election cycle, I helped develop and implement the largest grassroots field campaign in the history of Texas politics, managing teams of volunteers and staff throughout Central Texas in base-building, voter registration, and voter contact operations. My responsibilities and accomplishments included:• Recruited, hired, and managed a staff of 11 field organizers, building over 25 distinct neighborhood volunteer teams and engaging over 3,000 volunteers; set and met volunteer contact metrics• Coordinated trainings for both volunteers and staff, including curriculum development, logistical support and ally outreach, post-training follow-up, and volunteer debriefing• Led regional Get Out The Vote coordination between Battleground Texas local campaigns, the Travis County Democratic Party, and ally organizations

Austin, Texas Area

• Organized teams and over 15 volunteer leaders in Travis and McLennan Counties to build the Democratic base through volunteer recruitment and voter outreach on behalf of Battleground Texas and Wendy Davis for Governor• Recruited and trained Spring Organizing Fellows class in Central Texas, managing 25 Fellows through volunteer recruitment, voter registration, and persuasion phone bank activities

Greater New York City Area

The district office of City Council Speaker Christine Quinn handled all constituent issues within the Speaker’s district on the West Side of Manhattan, from noise complaints to zoning issues to housing emergencies. I responded to all community and business priorities in Chelsea, Midtown / Theater District, and Hell’s Kitchen. My responsibilities and accomplishments included:• Coordinated with city agencies and departments, local legislators, and external support networks and stakeholders to resolve constituent issues in a timely and efficient manner• Represented the Speaker at special events and civic organizational meetings, including tenants’ associations, block associations, project task forces, and planning committees • Produced monthly community update newsletter, maintained constituent communication, and developed and presented testimony and correspondence to government entities

Greater Pittsburgh Area

• Led community organizing efforts in suburban Allegheny and Beaver counties for the re-election of President Barack Obama• Developed and supervised eight regional teams totaling over 300 active volunteers, along with seven Summer Organizing Fellows, through base building, voter persuasion, and supporter turnout activities over an eight month period• Managed five independent volunteer teams, as well as paid staff, to execute self-run, regionally focused Get Out The Vote efforts targeting high-Democratic performing precincts, with nearly 2,000 canvass attempts in the Saturday and Sunday before Election Day resulting in increased voter turnout in every precinct

• Maintained relationships between Executive office and donors, constituents, and supporters, ensuring that donor requests and constituent concerns were addressed in a timely and appropriate manner• Managed public and personal schedule for the President’s office, as well as identifying and negotiating paid public speaking engagements• Structured and supervised recruitment, vetting, selection, and oversight for active internship program• Provided strategic and logistical support with event planning staff for the EPIC Awards, The White House Project’s annual fundraising gala and awards ceremony

Greater New York City Area

• Represented the public face of well-respected Manhattan restaurant, including hosting, serving, and bartending responsibilities• Trained all new hires, supported management team

Seattle Culinary Academy, Specialty Desserts & Breads

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Studies

Activities and Societies: Bard Globalization and International Affairs program, Bard College / United States Military Academy Exchange.