George Vadino

George Vadino has extensive work experience in political campaigns. George began their career in 2015 as a Campaign Manager for various campaigns, including Lydia Assefa-Dawson's re-election campaign and Katherine Festa's campaign for Federal Way City Council. George also worked for the political consulting firm Engage Campaigns, where they supported the passage of a levy to increase funding for the Pierce County Rural Library District.

Throughout their career, George has demonstrated strong organizational and management skills. George has organized and managed voter contact events, recruited volunteers, and researched and entered data related to potential volunteers, donors, and endorsers. George has also sought and recorded endorsements, advocated on behalf of campaigns to elected officials and organizations, and developed fundraising plans and goals. Additionally, George has organized and managed fundraising events, including scheduling and coordinating speakers.

In addition to their work in political campaigns, George has gained experience in other roles. George worked as a Facility Program Attendant for the City of Kirkland in 2017, and as a Guest Emergency Teacher for Federal Way Public Schools in 2018. In 2020, they served as an Administrative Aide for King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer.

Overall, George Vadino has a proven track record of managing and supporting political campaigns, with a strong focus on organizing events, recruiting volunteers, and fundraising.

George Vadino completed their high school education and received a High School Diploma from Federal Way High School. George then pursued their higher education at Western Washington University from 2012 to 2016, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Political Science and Sociology.