Chris is a warm and engaging networker who listens to problems before asking probing questions towards finding solutions. As a Connecticut native, he has found his adopted home in Wisconsin after detours into Washington DC, Delaware, and southTexas (best taco trucks ever!). In addition to creating growth and media strategy for Connecticut Right to Life, he has had a front row seat to America's healthcare system. As a 28 year paramedic, he understands Medicare and Medicaid policies and has helped create Connecticut's new Community Paramedic to improve healthcare quality for chronic hospital users while reducing costs. As a graduate of American University and former police officer and intern at Washington DC's probation department, he has a keen interest in justice issues and post-soviet foreign affairs. His three favorite political campaign experiences include: Being Lt. Gov. candidate Mark Boughton's scheduler and advance man; single handedly distributing nearly 2,000 Spanish language flyers in a single day at 9 Catholic church masses, and assisting Mike Huckabee's presidential campaign for the week ahead of the 2016 Iowa caucuses. Then there was the first of 3 ballot counts in Bridgeport Connecticut's 2010 election. In his free time, he is often promoting Catholic conferences and events, as well finding venues for his favorite celtic band, Enter The Haggis. His early career included travelling to Crimea as a foreign exchange student, reading President Bush's mail, indulging in festivals and winning the 2023 Knickerbocker Ice Festival's softball competition.
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