Oversaw outreach as it related to Veterans, Law Enforcement, Water, Energy, Housing/Homelessness, Foreign Policy, Labor Unions, Elections, Public Lands, Natural Disasters, and the AANHPI community.Cultivated strategic relationships with key stakeholders, including local government and NGO leaders, to drive policy initiatives and amplify the office’s presence at high-profile district events.Organized and executed high-impact events, including roundtables, town halls, and strategic meetings with audiences of up to 1,000, enhancing community engagement and strengthening constituent relationships.Drafted materials such as remarks, talking points, commendations, letters, and research memos for the Congressman to prepare and execute speaking engagements and meetings.

Developed and implemented a field organizing plan through research from previous campaigns and current census data, resulting in 432 unique volunteers, 15,000 doors knocked, 133,000 calls made, and 120,000 texts sent to our universe Established and led a DCCC-backed, local-led coalition between Greg Stanton for Congress, slates of local legislative candidates in LD 9 and LD 12, and other local school board candidates to enhance capacity and reach into the district Hired, trained, and managed a Deputy Organizing Director, Latino Constituency Organizing Director, DigiDem, 6 Field Organizers, 4 Interns, and 1 Fellow to execute key aspects of the field organizing planWrote field-related scripts and processes for voter outreach via phone calls, door-knocking, texts, and community events Drove employees to reach program-wide and organizer-level goals on daily, weekly, and monthly ramps based on capacity and needPlanned events for high-profile surrogates including Senator Mark Kelly, Rep Jamie Raskin, Rep Adam Schiff, Rep Ted Lieu, Rep Sara Jacobs, and Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland

Helped grow and scale innovative "Community Mobilizer" program which sought to hire and empower thousands of Georgians to turn friends and family out to vote in a key Senate runoff election Interviewed over 150 candidates to hire as Community Mobilizers in a locally-sourced statewide relational organizing programCollaborated with a team of operations associates to manage the flow of onboarding paperwork for over 2700 employees utilizing DocuSign, ensuring newly hired employees could start and have access to pay in a timely manner

Implemented office and canvassing protocol to ensure safe in-person participation including capacity limits within Central Phoenix Voter Activation Center and safe/socially distanced in-person canvassing Recruited, trained, and managed schedule of volunteers in the Central Phoenix Voter Activation Center to assist with campaign supply distribution as well as recruitment for in-person activities Recruited and trained canvassing captains and volunteers to safely assist with statewide voter contact goals in order to advance the statewide Get Out the Vote effortTracked and received freight orders of thousands of pieces of campaign material and assisted with the redistribution of said supplies to 10 other offices across Arizona Built volunteer network of 420+ individual people in several weeks time, with roles ranging from volunteer captains that committed to multiple shifts per week as well as one-off volunteersHosted several high-profile surrogates and a principal twice and worked with Advance teams as well as external organizers to ensure smooth success Worked closely with the Voter Protection Team to ensure Ballot Count Observers and Polling Observers would be properly credentialed and equipped with PPE in accordance with various county guidelines and observed the ballot counting process in Apache County

Continuing growth achieved in 2018 and expanding the capacity of the campaign through continuing to strengthen relationships with local political organizations, developing volunteers into regional leaders, and expanding the reach of the campaign.

Helped Dr. Paul Lenze teach POS 120: Intro to World Politics to first generation college students in an accelerated summer program designed to show students what college is like and offer “survival tips” to help them navigate through their college careers.

Create scans and copies for professors on requestHandle sensitive documents like exams for copying purposesCreate advertisements for upcoming classes, events, and programs

• Hired, trained, and supervised a team of 3 Student State Affairs Directors to monitor local, state, and federal government affairs for policies pertaining to students• Developed “database” of work-related resources using Google Drive to assist with legislation tracking, advocacy, campaign/event coordination• Managed annual budget of $15,000 to effectively execute ASNAU development and improvement agendas• Represented NAU student body at Arizona Board of Regents meetings, speaking on issues like campus safety, maintaining NAU’s locked-in tuition rate, and political participation on college campuses• Coordinated awareness weeks for causes like sexual assault awareness and voter registration with local and state groups and officials

Attend Arizona Board of Regents meeting, both speak on behalf of students as observing party and relay the results of each meeting to the student body. Coordinate political activity of student body, including raising awareness to certain campaigns(ie Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking) as well as registering students to vote and encouraging other forms of civic engagement.