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John Hlinko |
John Hlinko is
president of the political consulting firm
Extreme
Campaigns, and a veteran of a range of grassroots
efforts.
Throughout his career, Hlinko has been
particularly active on the grassroots marketing front,
and has been covered by CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox,
Wired,
Salon.com,
and NPR, and quoted in the books "Power Public
Relations" and "Getting Your 15 Minutes of Fame and
More." In 1998, he helped lead
MoveOn.org,
an anti-impeachment petition that generated over half a
million signatures and several million dollars in
donations. Hlinko has received awards for his work and
been a judge for the "Pollie" Awards for political
advertising. He has spoken extensively on the subject
of grassoots campaigns, in front of audiences ranging
from a small classroom to national TV.
Hlinko holds a BA from Wesleyan University and an MA in
public policy from Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of
Government.
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Josh
Margulies
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Josh Margulies has
been involved in government and politics for more than a
dozen years, serving as the Senior Investigator to a
prominent New York State Senator�s Committee on
Investigations, Taxation and Government Operations,
before leaving to become Executive Director of a
not-for-profit company dedicated to revitalization of
urban business districts. Margulies ran for Mayor of his
hometown (Utica, NY) at the age of 24, and then created
and ran a publishing company focused on New York State
government and politics. He has been published in
periodicals as disparate as New York Newsday and the
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, has been quoted in the Los
Angeles Times, and has been the host of a daily public
affairs radio show. He now lives with his wife, the
former Elizabeth Hlinko, in New York City, where he
practices law.
Margulies received his BA from Columbia University and
his Master�s in Public Administration from the Maxwell
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. He also holds
a law degree from Syracuse University, where he was
named one of two �graduate scholars.�
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David Wallace
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David Wallace has
spent more than a decade working in the trenches of
Washington journalism and public affairs.
David began his career with the MacNeil/Leher NewsHour,
where he acted as field producer covering events at a
range of venues, including Capitol Hill, the State
Department, and the White House. David has also worked
with the Olympic News Agency, where he coordinated
multiple news crews in coverage of the 1996 Olympic Park
bombing. He has also headed media relations for one of
the nation�s leading public-policy think tanks, the
American Enterprise Institute.
David holds a BA in international relations from
Michigan State University.
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