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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Develop, lead, and execute comprehensive advocacy strategies to influence federal legislative processes and advance the objectives of the trade association.-Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with Members of Congress, Congressional staff, regulatory agencies, and relevant industry associations to promote collaboration, gather support, and shape policy outcomes.-Monitor the legislative activities of the United States Senate. Analyze proposed legislation and prepare policy statements on issues impacting the trucking industry. -Draft congressional hearing testimony, correspondence, and ATA position statements.-Serve as liaison to State Trucking Associations and coordinate grassroots advocacy efforts.-Support the ATA Call on Washington program.-Track and respond to inquiries from Congressional staff in Washington, DC and District Offices throughout the United States. -Prepare and support ATA members and staff for meetings and hearings with Members of Congress, providing updates on legislative activity and long-term objectives.-Inform ATA members of past, current, and anticipated legislative activities impacting the trucking industry through various communication channels.-Participate in coalition and stakeholder meetings to advance the interests of the trucking industry through collaborative initiatives with supply chain partners.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Develop, lead, and execute comprehensive advocacy strategies to advance the objectives of the trade association and its members.-Monitor legislative and regulatory developments that impact the trucking industry, analyze their potential impacts, and provide recommendations to the trade association's leadership.-Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with policymakers, regulatory agencies, and relevant industry associations to promote collaboration, gather support, and influence policy outcomes in favor of the trade association's members.-Expand and lead direct lobbying efforts with Executive Branch Agencies.-Manage the Law Enforcement Advisory Board to strengthen relationships between the trucking industry and law enforcement community, and create opportunities for collaboration at the national level.-Serve as co-chair of the Advocacy Subcommittee for the Women in Motion program and advance gender diversity, inclusion, and professional development within the trucking industry.-Serve as a spokesperson for the trade association and effectively communicate its positions, initiatives, and industry-related matters to the media, general public, and key stakeholders. -Develop and implement strategic communication plans to raise awareness and promote the value and importance of the trucking industry in coordination with the Office of Public Affairs.-Identify and pursue opportunities for collaboration and partnership with like-minded organizations, industry associations, and advocacy groups to amplify the trucking industry's voice and achieve shared objectives. -Facilitate the formation of strategic alliances and coalitions to maximize advocacy efforts.-Conduct research on key policy issues affecting the industry and provide in-depth analysis to support advocacy efforts.-Articulate the trade association's positions and advocate for policies that support the growth, sustainability, and safety of the trucking industry.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Establish and maintain strong, positive relationships with Members of Congress and their staff, and with those federal agencies whose activities affect the trucking industry-Manage ATA's Law Enforcement Advisory Board to help the trucking industry develop robust, productive partnerships with law enforcement at the Federal, State, and Local levels. -Monitor the legislative activities of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and communicate ATA policy to Members of Congress and their staff-Coordinate with the ATA policy office to plan and strategize a clear and concise message on all legislative issues affecting the trucking industry-Prepare ATA staff and ATA members before meetings with Members of Congress and their staff-Update ATA members on past and current legislative activity-Draft congressional hearing testimony, correspondence, and ATA position statements-Participate in the ATA Call on Washington Program by accompanying state trucking associations to meetings with state congressional delegations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Establish and maintain strong, positive relationships with Members of Congress and their staff, and with those federal agencies whose activities affect the trucking industry-Monitor the legislative activities of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and communicate ATA policy to Members of Congress and their staff-Prepare ATA staff and ATA members before meetings with Members of Congress and their staff-Update ATA members on past and current legislative activity, and the outlook for legislation-Draft Congressional hearing testimony, correspondence, and ATA position statements-Participate in the ATA Call on Washington Program, including accompanying state trucking associations to meetings with state Congressional delegations-Serve as ATA's liaison to the Trucking Association Executives Council

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Formulate and execute policy on behalf of ATA members engaged in cross-border and international business. -Liaise with government agencies dealing with customs, immigration, security, and trade policy.-Coordinate with cross-border motor carriers in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico; state trucking associations; and state, provincial, and national trucking associations in Canada and Mexico.-Assist the Senior Vice President for International Trade Policy & Cross-Border Operations with matters relating to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), and other trade issues. -Serve as the ATA point of contact for member issues regarding customs compliance and trade facilitation.-Monitor the regulatory activities of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and other federal agencies operating at land ports of entry.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Advise the TSA Administrator on surface transportation security matters, including the development, refinement, and implementation of policies, programs, initiatives, rulemakings and security directives pertaining to surface transportation security-One of three voting members representing Highway and Motor Carriers. -The committee will submit two types of reports to the TSA Administrator: (1) Periodic reports on matters the Administrator or majority of members of the committee deem important. (2) Annual reports providing information on the activities, findings, and recommendations of the committee during the preceding year.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-The Judy Schneider Fellowship is named in gratitude and appreciation for the immense impact Judy Schneider has had on WGR and the thousands of women she has mentored, developed, and trained through her Direct Connect to Congress education series, since 1985. -This year-round Fellowship is aimed at creating the next generation of talented, ethical, savvy, and passionate advocates. Fellowship expectations include:• Join a WGR committee and engage with other female leaders• Help plan Young Professionals Month with the Membership Committee• Engage with my mentor at least once a quarter• Join a policy Task Force• Attend WGR signature events, including the Spring Reception, Wine Tasting, and Governors Reception• Attend at least 1 New Member Breakfast (scheduled quarterly)• Attend monthly Toastmasters meetings• Write a blog for the WGR Blog on your experience as a fellow or anothertopic related to their experience with WGR• Serve as an ambassador for WGR and the Fellowship at WGR eventsand other events around DC• Attend the Direct Connect to Congress (full series)• Attend all fundraising events for the Fellowship

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Advise the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Transportation and Protective Security, Rep. John Katko (R-NY), on Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security matters-Coordinate policy communications between the Committee Chairman, Subcommittee Chairmen, Department of Homeland Security personnel, Congressional staff, and stakeholders in the development and advancement of legislation-Led policy negotiations and conference process with Senate counterparts to codify the "FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018"-Authored H.R. 5081, the "Surface Transportation Security and Technology Accountability Act"-Drafted 11 formal memoranda, 13 opening statements, 11 question series, and other relevant materials for Full Committee and Subcommittee hearings

Washington, District Of Columbia

-Legislative Assistant and Clerk for the Border and Maritime Security (BMS) Subcommittee and the Transportation and Protective Security (TPS) Subcommittee of the Committee on Homeland Security, House of Representatives-The Border and Maritime Security Subcommittee is responsible for oversight of all relevant aspects of visa, border, port, and maritime security, as well as the four operational components of the Department of Homeland Security, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. -The Transportation and Protective Security Subcommittee is responsible for oversight of the U.S. Secret Service and Transportation Security Administration security matters, including the security of passengers and cargo within the U.S. aviation system and various modes of surface transportation such as mass transit systems, railroads, trucks, and pipelines. -Responsible for developing and advancing legislation to be considered by Members of Congress on the BMS and TPS Subcommittees. -Main priorities include researching prominent border, maritime, and transportation security threats, advising the Subcommittee Members on pertinent legislative efforts, and coordinating with Department of Homeland Security representatives to facilitate effective oversight.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Assisted Committee staff and Subcommittee staff with hearings, bill markups, and briefing preparations-Participated in select projects with the Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Processed incoming constituent mail and drafted responses relating to a variety of legislative issues-Performed essential administrative tasks, including answering phones, ordering office supplies, and facilitating office maintenance-Authored letters to constituents to inform them of Rep. Royce's stance on pending legislation

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Indexed discovery by organizing evidence and forensic interviews in an easily navigable format for trial attorneys-Extracted relevant materials from transcriptions of trial testimony and witness interviews-Prepared memoranda, case digests, discovery, and other documents for attorneys-Conducted research to comprehend the financial infrastructure of the Tor Network-Answered the main telephone and directed callers to the appropriate authorities within CEOS and within the greater Criminal Division.

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

-Mentored first-year students of historically underrepresented backgrounds to ensure their academic and social success on campus-Identified and solved problems afflicting first-year students while intentionally teaching them the tools to solve future issues themselves

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

-Organized events and conferences for various multicultural organizations on campus-Spearheaded the campus movement for cultural diversity and advocacy-Collaborated with students of historically underrepresented backgrounds to create new initiatives-Recruited new members to encourage cultural fluency on campus

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

-Managed a portfolio of half a million dollars in Student Activity Fees-Allocated money to clubs and organizations on campus while monitoring the reserve-Established a Chief Financial Officer position to serve on the BSG Executive Board -Demonstrated crisis management skills amidst a school scandal by cooperating with the press and the media-Called and presided over Executive Board, Executive Committee, and Congress meetings.-Served as an official liaison to the Board of Trustees.-Ensured open communication between BSG and the President of the University, the Vice-Presidents of the University, the Dean of Students, the student body.

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

-Advised, gave referrals, and enforced University Policy and State Law

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Reviewed requests for mutual legal assistance in criminal matters from the central authorities in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela-Ensured security of classified information through Public Trust clearance-Authored 58 case digests for specific requests for mutual legal assistance in criminal matters-Drafted 76 formal letters to South American dignitaries -Initiated the distribution of 14 Service of Processes-Authored 17 formal letters to U.S. officials-Assisted Trial Attorneys and Paralegals with criminal proceedings

Madrid Area, Spain

-Attended and transcribed conferences regarding pressing foreign policy situations-Authored reports and evaluations of conferences in both Spanish and English-Translated confidential international relations documents into English-Created press releases based on diplomatic resolutions discussed in conferences-Incorporated the varying perspectives of countries within the European Union into reports and press releases-Specialized in Nuclear Arms Proliferation and Immigration into the E.U.

Shanghai City, China

-Conceptualized creative campaign ideas for the “We Are Princesses” Campaign-Translated and revised newsletters and documents circulated to the entire company-Assisted in the creation of the “My Dream Mickey” Campaign-Created proposals for international campaigns, especially in the United States.

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

-Aided Professor John Rickard in the production of a literary research paper -Participated in the revision process of the research publication-Researched relevant information via archives and world libraries-Examined literary evidence from author Samuel Butler to formulate a cohesive thesis

Master'S Degree, American Government And Politics (United States), Gpa: 4.0

-Authored a graduate thesis titled, "Reorganizing for Homeland Security: Does Centralization Improve Information-Sharing?" -Successfully.

Bachelor’S Degree, Gpa: 3.93

-Summa Cum Laude -Phi Beta Kappa -Executive President of Bucknell Student Government -Pursued and completed 3 majors: (1) History.

Bachelor’S Degree, Spanish Language And Literature