Americans for Financial Reform

Staff

Heather Booth – Executive Director

Lisa Donner – Deputy Director

Eileen Toback – Communications & Mobilization Director

Kimberly Miller – Policy Coordinator

Dana Chasin – Legislative and Policy Liaison

Leslie Kramerich – Legislative and Policy Liaison

Farid Ben Amor – Field Coordinator

Grace Garner – Chief Operating Officer

• Sean Rutledge – Lead Organizer, Fly-In Days

• Adam Birka-White – Legislation and Policy Coordinator, Fly-In Days

• Houston Stokes – Intern

Web Team:

• Sarah Byrnes, Americans for Fairness in Lending

• Sally Brzozowski, Americans for Fairness in Lending

Field Team (State Directors Only)

• Arkansas: Neil Sealy

• Colorado: Carolyn Siegel

• Delaware: [[Greg Wilson

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• Indiana: Ronetta Spalding

• Louisiana: Alex Morgan

• Massachusetts: [[Lizzi Weyant

]] Maine: Jesse Graham – jesse@mainepeoplesalliance.org

Maine: Sarah Standiford – sstandiford@mainewomen.org

Missouri: Jeff Ordower – ordower@gmail.com

Missouri: Kay Mills – kay@missouriprovote.org

Montana: Jessica Grennan – jkgrennan@gmail.com

Nebraska: Barry Rubin – rubin.barry@gmail.com

Nebraska: Jane Fleming Kleeb – eatingpolitics@gmail.com

North Dakota: Donald McFarland – mcfarland.donald@gmail.com

Nevada: Samantha Galing Gaddy – samantha@organizedkarma.com

Ohio: Brian Rothenberg – brian@progressohio.org

South Dakota: Steve Jarding – stevejarding@gmail.com

South Dakota: Chas Jewett – chasjewett@gmail.com

Tennessee: Dave Cooley – dcooley@cooleypublicstrategies.com

Virginia: Jenny Lawson – jennylawson1975@gmail.com Executive Committee

Heather Booth – Americans for Financial Reform Stephen Abrecht – Service Employees International Union Gary Kalman – U.S. PIRG Nancy Zirkin/Lisa Rice – Leadership Conference on Civil Rights/National Fair Housing Alliance Rob Johnson – Roosevelt Institute James Carr – National Community Reinvestment Coalition Steering Committee

Maureen Thompson – The Hastings Group

Stephen Abrecht – Service Employees International Union

David Arkush – Public Citizen

Heather Booth – Americans for Financial Reform

Janis Bowdler – National Council of La Raza

James Carr – National Community Reinvestment Coalition

Alan Charney – USAction

Nita Chaudhary – MoveOn.org Political Action

Richard Ferlauto – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

George Goehl – National People’s Action/National Training and Information Center

Rob Johnson – Roosevelt Institute

Gary Kalman – U.S. PIRG

Robert Kuttner – Demos

Daniel Pedrotty – AFL-CIO

Travis Plunkett – Consumer Federation of America

Lisa Rice – National Fair Housing Alliance

Ryan Wilson – AARP

Nancy Zirkin – Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Task Forces

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