Courtney Knittle

Courtney Knittle has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries.

Courtney is currently serving as the Head of Agency Partnerships at Quorum, a public affairs software company. Their responsibilities include mapping, tracking, changing, and reporting on the policy landscape, as well as engaging and mobilizing people with advocacy tools.

Before joining Quorum, Courtney worked as a Senior Account Manager at Blitz Digital Group from 2019 to 2022. In this role, they provided strategic guidance for high-profile accounts, created and pitched digital strategies, managed online campaigns, analyzed data, and managed budgets.

Prior to that, they served as a Senior Business Development and Marketing Manager at Monument Advocacy from 2018 to 2019. Their responsibilities included creating proposal templates, conducting research, analyzing data, and developing marketing collateral.

Courtney also worked as an Account Executive at Vertical Strategies from 2015 to 2017, where they managed client accounts. Before that, they held positions at Generation Opportunity as the Virginia Field Director and Regional Digital Coordinator, where they oversaw grassroots efforts, managed logistics and events, and handled social media communications.

Additionally, Courtney gained experience as a Graduate Research Assistant at Landor Associates, where they conducted brand research, and as a Graduate Business Consultant at Inmar, where they analyzed data and provided solutions.

Courtney started their career as an intern in the Office of Congressman Phil Roe and as a Field Representative for the College Republican National Committee.

Courtney holds a Success Initiative Student Director role at Wofford College, where they have demonstrated leadership and project management skills, including teaching sign language and working on Teen Pregnancy Prevention programs.

Overall, Courtney Knittle has a strong background in agency partnerships, account management, business development, marketing, research, and grassroots organizing. Courtney has a demonstrated ability to analyze data, develop strategies, and manage projects effectively.

Courtney Knittle earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government from Wofford College, where they studied from 2008 to 2012. Courtney then pursued a Master's Degree in Management from the Wake Forest University School of Business, attending from 2013 to 2014. In addition to their formal education, Courtney also obtained a certification in Human Research Curriculum from the University of Miami's Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) in March 2014.