DHPP is a transformational ecospace social venture unlocking the value of one of America's historic cities' largest undervalued assets through innovation and social entrepreneurship. Through its three core business verticals - fiscal sponsorship and asset management, real estate development and concession operations, and event production and management - and celebrating its historical significance as the third oldest landscaped public park in the U.S., DHPP envisions transforming Druid Hill Park into a top 25 Maryland destination while combating community deterioration, erasing historically entrenched barriers, and nurturing Baltimore's most treasured asset.• Earned promotion to Board of Directors (October 2024), contributing to organizational governance and strategic direction• Selected as inaugural fellow, establishing foundation for DHPP's community development fellowship program• Wrote and submitted successful grant proposals securing $1.25M in total funding, including:o $450K for Historic Apartment Restoration in Reservoir Hill areao $200K for historic home restoration in Penn North communityo $600K for historic restoration and blight elimination near Druid Hill Park• Implemented data-driven social media strategy resulting in 25% engagement growth over 3 months through optimized content and timing• Supported fiscal and asset management operations, including grant distribution to community partners• Designed communications and content for annual report featuring local and state leadership, and Johns Hopkins Social Innovation Lab application• Secured strategic partnerships with West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) and Innovation Works Baltimore to advance community development initiatives• Represented organization at community meetings to foster partnerships in West Baltimore

The Coordinated Campaign aimed to elect Vice President Kamala Harris, Governor Tim Walz, and Democratic candidates across New Hampshire. As a key swing state with the first presidential primary, New Hampshire played a vital role in the 2024 elections.• Lead digital organizing strategy across North Country region, maintaining Organize NH's highest-performing regional Facebook presence (excluding main state page), covering:o Grafton County (38 towns, 91,126 residents) o Carroll County (18 towns, 50,000 residents) o Coös County (19 towns, 31,000 residents)• Utilize advanced organizing platforms including VoteBuilder and Reach to manage voter contact and engagement data for 170,000+ residents across 75 towns• Develop and execute digital outreach strategies for key cities including Littleton, Plymouth, Wolfeboro, Lebanon, Hanover, Berlin, and Conway• Train volunteers on digital organizing tools and social media engagement strategies• Track and analyze engagement metrics to optimize outreach effectiveness• Adapt strategies based on regional demographics and community needs

• Led resolution of critical IRS cases including securing delayed tax refunds, negotiating payment plans, and ensuring stimulus payment distribution to incarcerated individuals• Processed urgent unemployment benefit claims during COVID-19 pandemic, securing vital financial assistance for constituents facing medical emergencies, housing insecurity, and food instability• Specialized in military personnel advocacy, handling cases involving promotions, benefits restoration, healthcare access, retirement processing, and coordinating with Army Board for Correction of Military Records (ABCMR)• Managed sensitive Bureau of Prisons cases involving First Step Act credit implementation, emergency medical intervention, and civil rights protection• Managed consumer protection cases advocating for constituents in disputes with banks, tech companies, airlines, and insurance providers• Processed complex FOIA requests involving multiple federal agencies• Drafted official Senate correspondence addressing complex policyinquiries• Participated in U.S. Service Academy nomination interview panels• Represented Senator at community events and stakeholder meetings

• Served as critical liaison between residents and resources during Baltimore's ransomware crisis, developing alternative systems to track and respond to constituent needs• Engaged directly with residents and community groups to connect them with resources and track policy impacting the district to report key developments to the Senator• Represented Senator at community meetings across the 40th District, maintaining relationships with neighborhood associations and local stakeholders• Organized scholarship review process including managing applications, developing interview questions, coordinating interviews, and selecting recipients

• Led data-driven voter outreach strategy using VoteBuilder to analyze demographic data and optimize targeting• Mobilized over 9,000 voters through door-to-door canvassing, phone banking, literature distribution, and event representation; utilized voter information systems; and analyzed engagement metrics to target outreach and forecast election outcomes• Developed and analyzed engagement metrics to forecast election outcomes in successful first-time Senate campaign

• Researched, summarized, and supported the Thompson v. HUD public settlement case. Responded to constituent inquiries and maintained productive community relationships• Managed constituent inquiries and correspondence, maintaining strong community relationships

• Produced data-driven briefings on Russian influence operations in Baltic region, analyzing national security implications• Represented office in Foreign Relations Committee hearings, creating detailed policy memoranda

• Implemented targeted voter registration strategy in historically low-turnout Baltimore neighborhoods following 2015 protests• Conducted voter education sessions focused on increasing civic participation in underserved communities