Revolving Door Project Newsletter
Revolving Door Project, Hannah Story Brown, Julian Scoffield, Dylan Gyauch-Lewis, Emma Marsano, Toni Aguilar Rosenthal, Andrea Beaty, Henry Burke, Timi Iwayemi, KJ Boyle, Max Moran, Chris Lewis, Kenny Stancil, Will Royce, Brett HeinzThe Revolving Door Project (RDP) scrutinizes the subtler ways corporate wealth corrupts our politics, starting with the federal executive branch and branching out to the federal judiciary, economic media, and state constitutional officers.
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We fight to protect the public from government appointees too close to the industries they are supposed to be regulating.
Deputy Research Director on climate and governance at the Revolving Door Project.
Research Assistant at the Revolving Door Project
Senior Researcher at Revolving Door Project
Emma Marsano is a Researcher at Revolving Door Project where she works primarily on anti-trust and government capacity projects.
Research Assistant at the Revolving Door Project
Andrea Beaty is a Research Director of housing & anti-monopoly issues at the Revolving Door Project.
Henry Burke is a Research Assistant with the Revolving Door Project where he focuses on issues of government capacity, organized labor, education, and media coverage of macroeconomic issues.
Timi Iwayemi is an Assistant Director at the Revolving Door Project.
Research Assistant at the Revolving Door Project
Max Moran is a senior fellow at the Revolving Door Project, where he was previously a research director for four years. He is currently a student at Willamette University College of Law.
Chris is a Senior Researcher at RDP.
Senior Researcher at the Revolving Door Project
Will Royce is a research assistant at the Revolving Door Project.
Brett Heinz is a political researcher and writer based in Washington, DC. He currently serves as the Global Policy Coordinator for Economic and Climate Justice at the American Friends Service Committee.
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