Michael Moschella

Michael Moschella was previously a Democratic campaign consultant with expertise in large-district voter targeting, grassroots field mobilizations, and online political organizing. Michael has consulted for a group of young rising-star candidates, such as Massachusetts State House Assistant Majority Leader Rachel Kaprielian. From 2005 to 2008, Michael led Congressional campaigns in FL and MA, a Gubernatorial race in MA, and state-level races in CA and MA.  He has also guided efforts for a high-profile San Francisco affordable housing ballot proposition as a  campaign consultant with expertise in grassroots field mobilizations and online organizing.

In 2004 and 2005, Michael worked with NDN (the New Democrat Network) on a variety of projects including: the creation of the New Politics Institute, a think tank for new political strategy; the NDN Hispanic Project, then the largest Spanish-language political ad campaign in US history; the Restoring America's Promise campaign, which promoted progressive values in "red-states;" and NDN-PAC, a fundraising organization for 40 US Representatives and 18 Senators.

Michael serves on the national board of the New Leaders Council, a progressive educational organization that trains political entrepreneurs. He is a graduate of Cornell University, and a native of Boston, MA - home of the World Champion Boston Red Sox.