Amanda P.

Amanda P. has a diverse and extensive work experience, beginning in 2005. Amanda has held various roles at McAllister & Quinn, a government relations and federal grant consulting firm. At McAllister & Quinn, Amanda served as the Chief of Staff, overseeing a portfolio of five clients and implementing the firm's strategic plan. Prior to this role, they worked as the Managing Director of Grants and Federal Affairs, overseeing a portfolio of twelve clients and leading a team to complete grant projects.

In addition to their time at McAllister & Quinn, Amanda also worked at Save the Children US as the Associate Director of Global Development Policy and Advocacy. Amanda developed legislative strategies and established relationships with key stakeholders to advance foreign assistance appropriations and legislative priorities.

Amanda also has experience in academia, having worked as an Adjunct Professor at Boston University and Montgomery College, teaching subjects such as Political Science and American Government.

Throughout their career, Amanda has demonstrated accomplishments such as securing congressional funding for nonprofits and higher education, introducing Senate legislation on maternal and child survival, and bringing in contracts worth $725 million from new clients.

Overall, Amanda P. has a strong background in government relations, federal grant consulting, policy development, and academia.

Amanda P. has a Master's in Public Policy from Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy, where they specialized in International Policy & Development. Amanda also holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Politics from Ithaca College. In addition to their formal education, Amanda has obtained the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute in February 2022.