Clark for President New Mexico
Leadership
Albuquerque: 2501 Candelaria NE
Santa Fe: 923 W. Alameda
Las Cruces: 1021 Amador St., Suite E
| State
Director |
Brian Burke |
Prior to being
appointed to
state director, Burke was a Principal at The Burke Group, Inc., a
government
relations and public policy consulting firm based in Washington,
DC.
Burke has served in various capacities in federal government, including
Counselor to Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson; Principal Deputy
Assistant
Secretary of the Army; and Deputy Under Secretary, Natural Resources
and
Environment in the Department of Agriculture. He also worked as a
senior
policy analyst at the White House under the Clinton Administration and
was a trial attorney in the Environmental Enforcement Section of the
U.S.
Department of Justice. Burke, 44, holds a J.D. from Georgetown
University
Law Center and an A.B. from Brown University.
Staff
(Operations Manager)
|
Jonathan Neal |
"Southwest
Regional Political Coordinator" in Little Rock. Prior to the campaign worked as a credit
analyst for Los Alamos
National
Bank. Sales operations coordinator for a multimedia software
company.
Graduate of University of California, Santa Barbara with a B.A. in
Political
Science and Business Economics, Aug. 2000.
| Communications
Director |
Luis Vizcaino |
Served as Press
Secretary to
Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante starting in January 2002. Press
Secretary
for the 2000 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Press
Secretary for the 2000 Gore/Lieberman presidential campaign in New
Mexico.
Communications Director for California Congresswoman Lucille
Roybal-Allard,
the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, and the nonprofit Welfare-to-Work
Partnership,
as well as Deputy Press Secretary for the 1996 Clinton/Gore re-election
campaign in California.
| State Chair |
Edward L. Romero |
Former Ambassador to
Spain;
nominated by President Clinton in April 1998 and started serving in
June.
From Albuquerque, New Mexico, a Korean War veteran, Romero founded and
served as chairman and CEO of Advanced Sciences, Inc.. A founder
of the Hispanic Culture Foundation and the National Hispanic Cultural
Center
in New Mexico.
Endorsements
Jerry Apodaca,
former Governor
of New Mexico (1975-78) - served in the State Legislature from
1966-74;
served as Governor from 1975-78. Founding publisher of Hispanic
magazine. Currently a consultant with Butch Maki and Associates.
Jim Baca, former
Mayor of
Albuquerque (1997-2001) - director of the Bureau of Land
Management
at the U.S. Department of the Interior, 1993-94. State Land
Commisssioner,
1981 and 1990. First political job was as press secretary for
Gov.
Bruce King, 1974.
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