Tamara Draut Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

New York City Metropolitan Area

Led the organization's public affairs (communications, cultural change, events), campaigns and program departments. Member of executive team responsible for overall strategic direction of the organization.

Greater New York City Area

Led the development of a values-based agenda to anchor Supermajority's organizing, electoral and advocacy work resulting in The Majority Rules, which included significant creative direction and writing of the final agenda. Oversaw the external research used to identify key aspirations and challenges facing women in achieving true equality, including focus.

Greater New York City Area

Member of executive team. Established Demos as a creative and strategic advocacy organization by developing and executing groundbreaking narratives, ideas and research on the new working class, household debt, money in politics, college affordability and job quality. Developed framework and named “Debt-Free College” as the progressive policy goal for.

Greater New York City Area

Deputy to the President. Led the strategic reboot and restructuring of the organization’s staff to achieve greater alignment and impact. Revamped communications department by developing new editorial and strategic processes to meet both rapid response needs and support longer-term policy goals; refined layout and design process; oversaw the development of.

Greater New York City Area

Member of management team. Conceived organization’s ground-breaking work on credit card debt, including developing and writing branded series of publications and events titled Borrowing to Make Ends Meet and The Plastic Safety Net to build the public and political will for credit card reforms passed into law in 2010. Developed organization’s work on.

Greater New York City Area

Responsible for research and communication of public policy issues related to reproductive health and rights, including writing fact sheets, policy briefs and speeches. Developed and led the investigation that uncovered WalMart pharmacies were refusing to stock emergency contraception, also known as “the morning after pill.”

Greater New York City Area

Developed print, radio and Internet advertising for consumer and trade accounts including Newsweek, The Washington Post Company, U.S Postal Service, American Express Small Business Services and Walt Disney World Vacation Clubs.

Mpa, Public Policy

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