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Alan Zibel's work experience includes a current role as the Research Director at Public Citizen, where they focus on researching energy and public lands issues, as well as conflicts of interest and corporate giveaways in the Trump administration. Prior to this, they worked as a Freelance Communications Strategist, providing writing, research, and strategic consulting for nonprofit clients. Alan has also held positions as the Director of Advocacy Communications at Enterprise Community Partners, Reporter at The Wall Street Journal, and Reporter at the Associated Press, where they led housing coverage during the financial crisis. Alan Zibel has a background in journalism and has worked for various news organizations including the Baltimore Business Journal, Oakland Tribune/ANG Newspapers, Concord Monitor, Middlesex News, and Boston.com.
Alan Zibel attended Wellesley High School from 1989 to 1992. Following their high school education, they pursued a bachelor's degree in History from Duke University, where they studied from 1992 to 1996.
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Public Citizen is a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization that champions the public interest – your interests – in the halls of power. Since our founding in 1971, we have defended democracy, resisted corporate power and worked to ensure that government works for the people – not for big corporations. We have 400,000 members and supporters throughout the country. We do not participate in partisan political activities or endorse any candidates for elected office. We take no government or corporate money. We use every tool at our disposal to take on big fights – and win. We mobilize activists to grow democratic movements, watchdog Congress, sue the government when it fails to do its job, petition regulatory agencies to safeguard the public and engage in cutting-edge research that effects change. With President Donald Trump in office, our work is more urgent than ever. We are one of the leading voices calling for Trump to divest from his business interests, highlighting his conflicts of interest and fighting his destructive agenda.