Clark for President Wisconsin Leadership
Milwaukee: 600 W. Wisconsin
Madison: 312 E. Wilson St.
Green Bay: 333 N. Broadway
Wisconsin
State Director |
Peter Shakow |
(started in
Wisconsin Dec. 27,
2003 following Julie Stauch; previously, starting Sept. 21, 2003,
Shakow
was Deputy Political Director in Little Rock) Before joining the
campaign Shakow worked as a lawyer in Los Angeles for four years.
He worked in Political Affairs at the White House, 1993-94, and worked
on Clinton/Gore '92 in Texas. Shakow earned his undergraduate
degree
in History from Brown in 1992, and his law degree from the University
of
Texas at Austin.
Political
Director |
Marv Freeman |
Freeman was active
in the draft
Clark movement. He is executive director of the Wisconsin chapter
of Vietnam Veterans of America and served as national governmental
affairs
chair of Vietnam Veterans of America from 1995-98.
Field
Director |
John Marchant |
Political experience
in six
states prior to joining the Clark campaign in Wisconsin. In 2003
managed Ellen Karcher’s state senate campaign in New Jersey,
unseating
the Senate President, a 23-year incumbent and the highest-ranking
Republican
elected official in the state. Dennis Moore's congressional
campaign
in KS-3rd in 2000. Graduate of Rockhurst University.
Milwaukee - 600 W. Wisconsin
Avenue
Regional Field
Coordinator
Joe Zepecki
Saidah (Lynda
Holt)
Cindy Thiry
Madison - 312 E. Wilson St.
Regional Field
Coordinator
Manjusri Ratnayaka
John Duthie
Amy Sholis
Green Bay: 333 N. Broadway
Regional Field
Coordinator Nicole Cottrell
Debbie
Rhebergen
Sid Vineburg
Eau Claire
Matt Glavine
Jordie Hannum
Superior
Brian Shaw
Press
Secretary |
Nick Berning |
Previously served as
press secretary
for Sen. Bob Graham's presidential campaign in Iowa.
Outreach
Coordinator |
Sarah Summerville |
Served as a
political appointee
in both of President Clinton’s Administrations—in the Pentagon, the
White
House and the Department of Energy. Worked on “At the Table”
women’s
issues during the 1996 campaign. Clinton/Gore Alabama State
Director
during the 1992 campaign. Before joining the Clinton campaign,
Summerville
spent 10 years organizing teachers with the Alabama Education
Association,
an NEA affiliate. She is an attorney licensed in the State of
Alabama
and the District of Columbia.
(announced Oct. 27,
2003)
Elected lieutenant governor in Nov. 2002.
More
Endorsements
Rep. Spencer
Black (Dist. 77-Madison)
Rep. Marlin
Schneider (Dist. 72-Wisconsin Rapids)
Rep. Lena
Taylor (Dist. 18-Milwaukee)
Rep. Dave
Travis (Dist. 81-Waunakee) -former Assembly majority leader;
endorsed Clark even before he announced.
Dane County Clerk
Joe Parisi
>
Former Rep. Lou
Fortis (Milwaukee)
Former Sen. Rod Moen
Former Rep. Barbara
Notestein
Former Rep. Rosemary
Potter
Eve Galanter, former
Chair
of the Madison City Council
Joe Sensenbrener -
former
Mayor of Madison announced
Jan. 7, 2004
Bert Grover - former
State
Superintendent of Schools
Retired Major
Hank Simon
- a member of Clark's class at West Point
Nino Amato -
President of
Wisconsin Power and Light
Nan Cheney - Madison
civic
activist
Julilly Kohler -
Milwaukee
businesswoman
Jerry Greenfield -
former
Racine County Democratic Party Chair
Susan Greenfield -
Caledonia
town chair
Nick Ladopoulos -
real estate
developer
John Raihala - a
member
of the board of the Wisconsin Civil Justice Education Foundation.
Loren Azar -
attorney (also
Cong. Balwin's partner)
former
Wisconsin
State Director |
Julie Stauch |
Stauch worked to get
the offices
up and running then returned to Iowa. Iowa political director for
Sen. Bob Graham's presidential campaign (announced May 20, 2003 and
continued
through end of that campaign in early October). Stauch managed
Rep.
Leonard Boswell’s 2002 re-election campaign. She has worked for
the
Clinton/Gore ’96 and Gore/Lieberman campaigns as well as the DNC.
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