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Note: The Center for
Responsive Politics reported that
for the 2012
cycle through Dec. 18, 2012 the DCCC raised $181,921,899, spent
$180,185,579, and had cash on hand of $2,541,945; this included
independent expenditures. PAC independent expenditures
$65,789,508 and coordinated expenses $2,640,686.
Chairman Rep. Steve Israel (NY)
(announced Nov. 19, 2010; served as a member of the
DCCC's Recruiting Committee for
the 2006 and 2008 cycles and chairman of the Recruiting Committee in
the 2010 cycle) Represents NY-2 (Long Island), elected Nov. 2000.
Member of the Huntington Town Board, 1993-2001. Staffer to Rep.
U.S. Rep. Richard Ottinger (NY). B.A. from The George Washington
University, 1982, after attending Nassau Community College and Syracuse
University. Born in Brooklyn.
Chief of Staff to the
Chairman Hayley
Dierker
Scheduler and
then deputy chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Scott Murphy (NY), 2009-10;
scheduler to U.S. Rep. Don Cazayoux (LA), 2009.
Scheduler and press assistant on Paul Babbitt's 2004 campaign for
Congress. Administrative associate to the Provost and Vice
President at Northern Arizona University.
B.S.
in
political
science
and
public
relations
from
Northern
Arizona
University. Originally
from Encinitas, CA.
National Chairs (4)
(announced Jan. 6,
2011)
Finance Rep. Joe Crowley (NY)
Recruiting and Candidate Services Rep. Allyson Schwartz (PA)
Community Outreach Rep. Keith Ellison (MN)
Community Mobilization Rep. Pedro Pierluisi (PR)
On May 24, 2011, following the election of Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz to chair the DNC, Israel announced Rep. Allyson Schwartz would take on the added role of Candidate Services and he announced chairs of the Frontline and Red to Blue programs:
Frontline Program - Chair Rep. Jim Himes (CT)
"a partnership between the DCCC and incumbent Members
to lay the ground
work for the 2012 elections by supporting and expanding Members’
fundraising and outreach operations. This competitive program requires
Members to meet aggressive fundraising goals, accelerate volunteer and
recruitment efforts, and increase on-line networking."
Red to Blue Program - Chairs Reps. Donna Edwards
(MD)
and Jared Polis (CO)
"highlights top Democratic campaigns across the
country and, in
partnership with candidates, offers campaigns financial,
communications, and strategic support. The program will introduce
Democratic supporters to new, competitive candidates in order to help
expand the fundraising base for these campaigns."
Also note:
Women LEAD Program - Chairs Reps. Karen Bass
(CA) and Jackie Speier (CA)
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Executive Director Robbie Mook
(announced Dec. 6, 2010) Mook started at the DCCC as political director in the beginning of 2009; in May 2010 moved over to director of independent expenditures. Campaign manager on Jeanne Shaheen's successful 2008 campaign for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire. State director in Nevada, in Ohio, and in Indiana for then-Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. Directed the 2006 Maryland Democratic Coordinated Campaign. In 2004 Mook served as DNC deputy field director for programs and finished out the campaign as GOTV director in Wisconsin. Earlier he served as deputy field director on Howard Dean's 2003-04 New Hampshire primary campaign (started April 20, 2003). Worked for NYC councilwoman Eva Markowitz. Field director for the Vermont Democratic Party Coordinated Campaign in 2002. B.A. in classics from Columbia University, 2002. Worked for the Vermont Democratic House caucus in 2000 and the Vermont Democratic Party as a canvasser in 1998.
Deputy Executive Director/ Communications Director Jennifer Crider
(also served this role in the 2010 cycle and has been
DCCC communications director since Feb. 2007; she also serves as
political director to the Leader Pelosi)
Crider spent more than four years as deputy communications
director for Minority Leader/Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 2003-07.
Crider opened Sen. Maria
Cantwell's press office and served as her press secretary, 2001-03.
Legislative assistant to U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott (WA), 2000-01,
and also worked for the late U.S. Rep. Robert Matsui (CA). Throughout
her career, she has worked on a number of congressional
campaigns. Crider started her career at a Fortune 500 company.
COO
Chief Operating Officer Kristie Mark
(managing day to day operations since Jan. 2007;
started at the DCCC
in 2003) Director of operations for the DCCC IE program,
2006. Deputy COO, 2005-06. Operations manager-special
projects, 2003-04. B.A. in political science from University of
New Hampshire.
Assistant to the COO Paulina
Montenez-Montes
(Dec. 2011) B.A. in political science, urban studies, chicano
studies from UC San Diego, 2011.
Deputy Chief Operating Officer Beth
Barefoot
(Jan. 2009; started at the DCCC as director of finance
operations, Feb.
2007-Dec. 2008) Assistant to the executive director of
Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Services, 2006-07.
Director of operations of Regan for Lt. Governor (OK), Jan.-May
2006. Executive assistant and schedule in the Office of U.S. Rep.
Dan Boren, Jan.-Dec. 2005. Office manager on Boren for Congress,
Jan.-Dec. 2004. Bachelor's of Arts and Sciences in women's
studies from University of Oklahoma, 2003.
POLITICAL
Political Director Kelly Ward
(leading the effort on redistricting and incumbent
protection; directed the DCCC's incumbent
retention efforts in the 2010 cycle) Campaign manager on Alan
Khazei's campaign for the
Democratic
U.S. Senate nomination in the Massachusetts special election (Dec. 8,
2009 primary). Director of America Forward, a coalition of
non-profits,
starting in Aug. 2007. Executive director of The Project for
Arizona's Future, first part of 2007. Campaign manager on Harry
Mitchell for Congress, 2006. Harvard University's Kennedy School
of Government. Special projects in the Arizona Governor's
Office.
Bachelor's in political science and Spanish from the University of
Arizona, 2002.
Regional Political Directors
Northeast - Abigail Curran
(started at the DCCC in May 2010) Campaign
manager of Gov. Chet Culver's 2010 re-election campaign from Jan.-April
2010. Managed Linda Stender's 2008 campaign for Congress in NJ-7.
Deputy Iowa field director for John Edwards' 2008 caucus
campaign. Managed Baron Hill's sucessful 2006 campaign for
Congress in IN-9. A field organizer in Dubuque for
Dick Gephardt's Iowa caucus campaign, 2003-04. Her experience also
includes managing
congressional campaigns in New Jersey and Indiana. She is also graduate
of the University of Virginia.
Plains - Brian Zuzenak
(Dec. 2011) Campaign manager on Kate Marshall
for Congress in
Reno, NV, 2011. Exeuctive director Missouri Democratic Party,
2009-11. Campaign manager on Judy Baker for Congress in MO-9,
2008. ERP consultant for the State of Tennessee, 2007-08.
B.S. in political science from Missouri State University, 2000.
West - Lucinda Guinn
(Jan. 2011) Campaign manager at Ami Bera for Congress, 2010. Campaign manager Peter Brown for Mayor, 2009. Worked a political desk at the DCCC in the 2008 cycle. Field director at Americans United for Change, 2006-April 2008. Regional field director on Americans Against Escalation in Iraq, 2007. Guinn has also managed a couple of state legislative campaigns. Account rep. for MSHC Partners, 2004-06. An organizer on the Gephardt for President campaign, 2003-04. B.S. in communications from the University of Texas at Austin, 2001.
Midwest - Ian Russell
(Jan. 2011) Consultant at Vanguard Strategies, LLC from June 2008, and managed Tom White for Congress, 2010. Legislative aide to state Sen. Tom White, 2007-08. Field and campaign director for the Nebraska Democratic Party, 2004-06.
South ?Charles Kelly
x.
Political Assistant Jerah Smith
Smith started at the DCCC in June 2010 as a research
intern and served
as operations assistant from July-Dec. 2010. B.A. in political
science from Wheaton College, 2010. (Smith's experience also
includes interning in Sen. Barack Obama's office in 2008).
Director of Targeting and Data Aaron
Strauss
(Jan. 2012)
Senior analyst at The Mellman Group, July 2009-Dec. 2011.
"Brainfather" of the Voting Information Project, 2007-11.
Targeting consultant to Hillary Clinton for President, 2007-08.
Analyst/statistician at The Mellman Group, 2004-05. Database
manager on Dean for America, 2003-04. Database
developer/administrator on Warren Tolman for Governor, 2002.
Ph.D. in politics from Princeton, 2009. B.A. in M. Eng. from MIT,
2003.
Regional Targeting Directors
West Christina Coloroso
(March 2012) Analyst at Lincoln Park Strategies, 2011-12. Data analyst/traffic manager at MSHC Partners, Fall 2010. Worked in Utah for Utah Common Values and for the Utah Democratic Party, 2007-08. M.P.P. from Georgetown University, 2010; B.A. degrees in political science and mass communications from University of Utah, 2007.
FIELD
National Field Director Brynne Craig
(Northeast regional field director in the 2010 cycle; started at the DCCC in Feb. 2010) Previously an Organizing for America national regional desk at the DNC, started March 2009. Ohio deputy field director on the Campaign for Change. A field organizer on Hillary Clinton for President starting in June 2007, then Nevada delegate selection director and Texas deputy delegate selection director. B.A. Program for the Study of Women and Gender at Smith College 2007, after attending University of San Francisco for a couple of years.
Regional Field Directors
Northeast - Lori D'Orazio
(Aug. 2012) Legislative assistant in the U.S.
House of Representatives, 2010-12. In Fall 2008 served as a
regional field director on Obama for America in Bucks County, PA;
previously a regional field director on Hillary Clinton for President
in eight states, from Dec. 2007-June 2008. Associate at SMI,
2005-07. M.P.P. from The George Washington University, 2005; B.A.
in political science from Muhlenberg College, 2003.
succeeded Erin Burger
Plains - Jake Martin
(April 2012) Field director in the OR-1 special election for the Democratic Party of Oregon, Nov. 2011-Jan. 2012. Field director on Michael Hancock for Mayor (Denver), Jan.-June 2011. Field director on Perlmutter for Congress, June-Nov. 2010. Canvass director on the May 2010 special election in PA-12. Regional field director for the Colorado Democratic Party, Sept. 2007-Nov. 2008.
West - Kelly Byrne
Midwest - Joe O'Hern
South - Dave Oberembt
Worked on Obama's 2008 campaign including as a
regional field director
in Pennsylvania (Bedford, Fayette, Greene, Somerset & Washington
County) in Fall 2008; started as a field organizer in Upper
Valley/Lebanon on Obama's New Hampshire primary campaign. Worked
on Capitol Hill in the first part of 2007. Worked
for the Montana Democratic Party in 2006. Aide in the office of
the Montana Commissioner of Higher Education. Master's degree in
adult and higher education from Montana State University. Native
of Miles City, MT.
Field Operations Manager Kasmin Holt
(Nov. 2011) Program officer for Serve DC-The
Mayor's Office on Volunteerism, 2010-11. Staff/executive
assistant at the DC Office of Boards and Commissions, 2008-10.
B.A. in political science and government from Smith College, 2008.
COMMUNICATIONS
Communications Director Jennifer Crider
see above
Press Secretary Jesse Ferguson
(started at the DCCC in Oct. 2009 as southern regional
press secretary) Communications director on Brian Moran’s
Democratic
primary campaign for governor in Virginia, 2009.
Chief of staff to Moran, the Democratic Caucus Chairman in the Virginia
House of Representatives, starting in 2006. Executive director of
Virginia 21, a higher education advocacy organization based in
Richmond. Served in the administration of Gov. Mark Warner.
Deputy Press Secretary Sabrina Singh
(started at the DCCC in early 2011 as a press
assistant) Previously worked in the office of Rep. Brad Sherman
(CA).
Regional Press Secretaries
Northeast - Josh Schwerin
(Jan. 2011) Previously communications director
to Congressman Scott Murphy (NY) to Jan. 2011. Communications
director and earlier deputy press secretary on Scott Murphy for
Congress, 2009-10 . Field organizer on Gillibrand for Congress,
June-Nov. 2008. B.A. in economics from Trinity College-Hartford,
2008.
Plains/Northwest - Stephen Carter
Previously communications strategist at Blue Engine
Message & Media. Deputy press secretary in the 2010
cycle. B.A. in politics from Whitman College, 2007.
West - Amber Moon
(Aug. 2011) Communications specialist (2008-10)
and communications director (2006-08) at the Texas Democratic
Party. Press secretary to Congressman Emanuel Cleaver,
2005.
Assistant press secretary at the DCCC, 2003-05. Deputy press
secretary/legislative assistant to Congressman Ken Bentsen,
2002-03. Press assistant on Ken Bentsen for U.S. Senate,
2001-02. B.S. in political science from the University of
Houston, 2002.
Midwest - Haley Morris
Press assistant, then deputy press secretary to Sen.
Sherrod Brown, 2009-10.
South - Stephanie Formas
(Feb. 2012) Started at the DCCC as Southern
regional research analyst in April 2011. Legislative assistant to
Congressman Chet Edwards, 2009-11; also served as political and
research director on Edwards re-election campaign in Fall 2010 and
volunteer coordinator on Edwards' re-elect in Fall 2008. Texas
delegate manager on Hillary Clinton for President, April-June
2008. B.A. in theatre from Baylor University, 2008.
RESEARCH
Research Director Kevin McKeon
(Jan. 2011) Started at the DCCC as a research
analyst, Jan.-Sept. 2007, then rapid response coordinator, Oct.
2007-April 2008, then deputy research director, April 2008-May 2010,
and most recently research director for the DCCC's IE effort, May-Dec.
2010. Research analyst on Mark Taylor for Governor, 2005-06.
Research and data technician for the Council for Advancement and
Support of Education, 2004-05.
Strategic Communications Advisor Adam
Broder
(from April 2012; previously deputy research director
through March
2012). B.A. degree from University of Rochester, 2004.
Research
Coordinator Josh Rosenthal
(Jan. 2011; at the DCCC since 2009) Research
analyst on the DCCC 2010 IE program.
Research analyst, Western region, 2009-10. B.A. in philosophy
from Harvard University, 2009.
Research
Analysts
Andrew Federick
(Jan. 2012; previously a research assistant from July
2011) Account executive at Petel & Co., 2010. Field
organizer on Alan Khazei for U.S. Senate campaign. 2009. B.A.
degree in political science, journalism from SUNY Buffalo, 2009.
Sammantha Watson
(Jan. 2011) Research assistant at Gragert/Jones
Research, 2010.
B.A. in political science and journalism from American University, 2009.
Alexander Ivey
(June 2011) B.A. in political science,
philosophy from Columbis
University in the City of New York.
Logan Ferree
(May 2011) Legislative assistant to Rep. Tom
Perriello, Jan.
2009-Jan. 2011. Scheduler and research director on Perriello for
Congress, 2008. Researcher on Eaves for Governor campaign in
Mississippi, 2007. B.A. in government, anthropology from the
College of William and Mary, 2007.
Jamie Corey
(Jan. 2012) Staff assistant in the Office of
Sen. Tom Harkin,
2011-12. Press and research assistant on Boswell for Congress,
2010. B.A. degree from Simpson College, 2010.
Meera Sriram
(Jan. 2012; previously a research intern from Aug.
2011) B.A. in
international development from The George Washington University, 2011.
Jay Swanson
(March 2012) President of New Jersey
College Democrats, Sept. 2008-May 2011. Executive director of the
Food Justice Foundation in Trenton, NJ, Jan.-Aug. 2010. A.B. in
political science from Princeton University, 2011.
Northeast - Steve Pierce
(June 2011) B.A. in communications, political
science from
Brigham Young University, 2011; started work on an M.A. in political
management from The George Washington University.
Plains - Jenna Kruse
(Jan. 2010) B.A. in political science and
government from Miami
University, 2009.
West - ?Amanda Hurley
Midwest - Shelby Boxenbaum
(Feb. 2012) Associate at Winston & Strawn
LLP, 2010-11.
Law clerk at ACLU of Colorado, 2009-10. J.D. from University of
Michigan Law School, 2009; B.A. in international studies and history
from The Johns Hopkins University, 2006.
South - Diana Astiz
(March 2012; previously research analyst from Aug. 2011; started as an intern in summer 2011) B.A. in international studies from The Johns Hopkins University.
Policy Director Mike Ryan
(Dec. 2010) Legislative director to Rep. Steve Israel, 2007-Dec. 2010. Deputy field organizer on the Obama/Biden Campaign for Change, Oct.Nov. 2008. Senior legislative assistant for Rep. Bud Cramer (D-AL), 2004-07. Manager of congressional affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2001-04. B.A. in political science from the University of Vermont, 1999.
MARKETING AND NEW MEDIA
Director of Marketing and New Media Taryn Rosenkranz
Started at the DCCC as online marketing manager in Aug. 2005. Legislative assistant at the American Academy of Pediatrics, 2003-05. Associate director at Dittus Communications, Dec. 2001-April 2003. Account executive at Powell Tate/Weber Shandwick, 2000-01. Staff assistant at the coalition for America’s Children, 1999-2000. M.A. in political science from American University, 2000; B.A. in political science from American University, 1998.
Deputy Director of Direct Marketing Angela Guzman
(managing the day-to-day operations for the
Committee’s direct
marketing
efforts, including all direct mail and telemarketing fundraising
campaign; at the DCCC since May 2007) Previously a government
relations specialist for the Boeing Company, started in Oct.
2003.
Production manager at Production Solutions, 1999-2003. M.A. in
communication from John Hopkins University, 2007. Undergraduate
degree
from American University.
Digital Director Brandon English
Started at the DCCC in July 2006; during the 2006
cycle, English managed micro-sites and e-mail campaigns for the DCCC's
Independent Expenditure Program. DCCC
online communications manager during the 2008 cycle.
Deputy Digital Director Greg Berlin
(May 2009; started at the DCCC as membership
coordinator-online and
direct mail fundrising support from July 2008-May 2009) Staff
assistant to U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak, May-July 2008. B.A. in
political science from The George Washington University, 2008.
Online Editor Stephanie Grasmick
(June 2009) Assistant editor of CIOLN for
DMG World Media, 2008-10. Product development at Guthy-Renker,
2008. Deputy press secretary and earlier press assistant to
Sen. Evan Bayh, 2006-07. Communications coordinator at the Center for
Science in the Public Interest, 2005-06. In the 2004 cycle
Grasmick worked for nine months on the John Edwards for president
campaign (research, field), then on Tom Daschle for Senate.
Bachelor of journalism degree from University of Missouri, 2004.
FINANCE
National Finance Director Missy Kurek
(focusing on the national individual donor program; one of two deputy national finance directors in the 2010 cycle) This is Kurek's fourth cycle at the DCCC. Bachelor's degree in international relations from Syracuse University.
National Finance Director Lindsey Melander
Schulte
(focusing on the Member participation program and DC region; one of two deputy national finance directors in the 2010 cycle) Started at the DCCC in April 2005 as deputy finance director of the Washington, DC region. Worked at the League of Conservation voters for 10 months. 2004 graduate of the School of Business Administration at the University of Vermont. Native of Williston, VT.
Deputy National Finance Director Stella
Ross
Courtney Lee-Ashley
Regional
Finance Directors
Northeast - Megan Nashban
(March 2012; started as deputy northeast finance
director, June 2011-April 2012) Finance director on Kratovil for
Congress (MD-1), June-Nov. 2010. Finance associate at HudsonTG,
Dec. 2009-May 2010. B.A. in government, gender and women's
studies from Connecticut College, 2009.
Plains -
West -
Deputy West Vanessa Ide
(Jan. 2011; previously West finance assistant, Sept. 2009-ea. 2011) Also deputy finance director to Nancy Pelosi for Congress from Feb. 2011. Staff assistant to U.S. Sen Jeanne Shaheen, Jan.-Sept. 2009. Deputy finance director at Jeanne Shaheen for Senate, Aug. 2007-Jan. 2009. B.A. in political science from Elizabethtown College, 2007.
Midwest - Christopher Carr
(May 2011) Finance director at the Maryland
Democratic Party,
March 2010-May 2011. Finance director Cheryle Jackson for U.S.
Senate (IL) Aug. 2009-Feb. 2010. Finance director on Bill Foster
for Congress, April-Aug. 2009. Finance director on Friends of
Sara Feigenholtz, Dec. 2008-March 2009. Finance director on
Bennett 2008, April-Nov. 2008. Finance director on Beth Hafer for
Congress, Oct. 2007-April 2008. Studied at University of
Pittsburgh.
South -
DC -
Deputy DC Michael Smith
(Sept. 2011)
Development manager at Campus Progress, Feb.-Sept. 2011. Finance
manager and youth outreach director at Sestak for Senate, July-Nov.
2010. Director of the Legal Task Force (Aug. 2009-July 2010) and
legislative policy analyst (June 2007-July 2010 at the Council of State
Governments; also legislative policy analyst for the National Emergency
Management Association, June 2007-Jan. 2009. B.A. in political
science from Rutgers, 2007.
Member Dues
Brian O'Donnell
(Jan. 2011; started as member dues assistant, March
2009-Dec.
2010) Teacher of English as a second language in Istanbul, Oct.
2007-Oct. 2008. B.A. in political science and government from
Georgetown University, 2006.
Finance Assistant Daniel Boysen
(Nov. 2011) B.A. in political science, public
policy,
international relations from Hobart and William Smith Colleges, 2011.
Candidate Services
Director of Candidate Services Amy
Strathdee
(started at the DCCC as Western regional candidate
services
in 2009) Prior to the DCCC, Strathdee led PAC fundraising efforts
in the NY-20 special election to elect
Scott Murphy. In the 2008 election cycle, she was a fundraiser
for
Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer and led the out-of-state fundraising
efforts for Judy Baker for Congress (MO-09). During the 2006
election cycle she was the finance director for Ellen
Simon for Congress (AZ-01) and the Francine Busby for Congress (CA-50)
special election.
Regional Candidate Services Directors
Southern - Sarah
Cotton
(June 2011) Development coordinator at American
Association for
Justice, March-June 2011. Finance director at Friends of Dan
Maffei, Dec. 2007-Dec. 2010. B.A. in political science,
international affairs, economics from Marquette University, 2007.
Midwest - Nicole Eynard
Fundraising experience includes Jennifer Brunner primary campaign for U.S. Senate (OH), Kay Barnes for Congress (MO) in 2008 and U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill's campaign.
Candidate Services and Fundraising
Associate
Alexandra Shapiro
(April 2012) Research assistant at ICF
International, July
2010-April 2012. B.A. in political science, environmental studies
from Tufts University, 2010.
Candidate Services Fundraising Coordinator Ashley McNeil
(Feb. 2011) Call time manager on Rep. Betsy
Markey's 2010
campaign. Project coordinator at Lott Carey, 2006-08. B.A.
in economics from Spelman College, 2005; M.P.P. in social policy from
American University, 2009.
MEMBER SERVICES
Director of Member
Services Charles Benton
(Sept. 2011) Public affairs policy advocate at the American Association for Justice, 2008-09. Deputy director of member services at the DCCC, 2004-08. J.D. Howard University School of Law, 2002; B.A. in political science from Macalester College, 1994.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Director of IT David Winston
IT director at the DCCC since Jan. 2004. Previously
system administrator for Reilly Mortgage Group, 1998-2003. B.S. in
business administration-MIS, 1998.
Database Administrator Dan Fagella
CFO
Chief Financial Officer Jackie Forte-Mackay
(overseeing the Committee's finances and compliance reporting) Has served as the DCCC's CFO for nine cycles. She is also the DCCC's Chief Diversity Officer.
Compliance Manager Kate Zawacki
(Dec. 2011) Revenue assistant at World Wildlife
Fund, Dec.
2010-11.
Temporary worker for JustinBradley, June-Dec. 2010. Accounting
assistant for Ron Kubik, Accountant, Dec. 2009-May 2010. B.A. in
finance from Michigan State University, 2009.
Accounting and Compliance Analyst Thomas
Buneo
(March 2012) B.A. in international relations and national security studies from SUNY College at Geneseo, 2011, working towards M.P.P at George Mason University.
LEGAL
Counsel Marc Elias
Chair of the Perkins Coie Political Law practice.
InDependent Expenditures
Director of Independent Expenditures
Travis Lowe
Most recently campaign
services director at the DCCC. DCCC Midwest regional political
director for the 2010 cycle. Managed former Rep. Jill Long
Thompson's 2008
gubernatorial campaign. Did direct mail at Mission Control.
Iowa field director on Dick
Gephardt's 2004 presidential campaign, then worked on Wesley Clark's
campaign, for America Coming Together in Michigan, and on Jim
Sullivan's
campaign for Congress in CT-2. Worked on the Iowa
Coordinated Campaign in 2002. In 2001 worked as a
canvasser for the Iowa Democratic Party, on the Virginia Coordinated
Campaign and Houston Mayor Lee Brown's Dec. runoff. Iowa City
native.
Deputy Director of IE Lila Rose
Rose served as DCCC IE director of operations in 2010,
as director
of the Chairman's office, as deputy
director of operations for the DCCC's independent expenditure program
in 2008 and earlier as the DCCC's incumbent retention and candidate
training
coordinator. An aide to Ron Klein for the first part of
2007.
M.S. in management and M.A. in international business from University
of Florida's Warrington College of Business; B.S. in international
affairs from Florida State University.
Political Assistant Kalindi Winfield
(May 2012) Experience includes consultant at Bullfight
Strategies, fundraising assistant and social media curator at The Media
Consortium and media manager for the American Independent News
Network. M.Sc. in international and world history from the London
School of Economics and Political Science, 2010; M.A. in international
and global history from Columbia University in the City of New York,
2009; B.A. in history from Yale University, 2008.
former staff include...
Targeting Director John Hagner
(also held this position in the 2010 cycle through
late 2011)
Targeting and field director for the Ohio Democratic
Party in the 2008 cycle. Field director on Sherrod Brown's 2006
campaign for U.S. Senate. Campaign manager for Steve Young in
Calif. 48th CD Oct. 4, 2005 special election/Dec. 6, 2005 runoff.
Targeting director on Paul Hackett's unsuccessful campaign for Congress
against Jean Schmidt in Ohio 2nd CD Aug. 2, 2005 special
election. Assistant to DNC Coordinated Campaign director Karen
Hicks in Fall 2004. ...to DSCC
Director of Member Services Beverly Gilyard
(provides support for Democratic Members of Congress while they conduct their political activities) Joined the DCCC in June 2003 to direct the Member Services Department. Prior to joining the DCCC, Gilyard worked as a campaign manager and a field coordinator on a number of political campaigns. Earlier, she served for over five years as the chief of staff and legislative director to U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop (GA-02) and for three years as part of U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer’s (MD-5) legislative staff. J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law and B.A. (dual majors) in Political Science and Law & Society from American University.