Peter Kyriacopoulos

Peter Kyriacopoulos has a diverse range of work experience in various government and non-profit organizations. Peter started their career as a Primary Legislative Assistant for U.S. Senator Carl Levin, where they worked on agriculture, communications, energy, environment, public works, and small business issues. Peter then moved on to work in the Governor's Washington Office, where they served as the Chief Congressional Liaison and manager, advising the Governor on federal legislative processes and priorities. Peter also worked as the Chief Federal Legislative Lobbyist, focusing on agriculture and environment issues. Peter later worked at the American Association of State Highway and Transportation as the Assistant Director of Government Relations, where they were responsible for maintaining relationships with federal agencies and state transportation departments. Peter then joined the Association of Public Health Laboratories as the Chief Policy Officer, advocating for public health policies and successfully influencing legislation to improve health outcomes. Peter also worked as a Ski Instructor at Liberty Mountain during this time.

Peter Kyriacopoulos attended Earlham College from 1976 to 1980, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Political Science. After their time at Earlham, they went on to attend the University of Michigan, although specific details about their degree and field of study at this institution are unavailable.