Grayson is a Southern California native who is passionate about uplifting progressive candidates and powering grassroots movements. She specializes in digital fundraising and has years of experience spearheading email programs for Democratic organizations and Congressional PACs. Previously, she led a team of digital strategists at a Washington, D.C. digital firm. She enjoys warm weather, (real) Mexican food, and curating Spotify playlists to match her mood.

EDUCATION
B.A. Political Science, Comparative Politics Emphasis, University of California, Santa Barbara

WHAT EXCITES GRAYSON?
EOM and EOQ hauls
The "Los Angeles" Chargers (Still San Diego in my heart)
Styling a sweet fit
Catching the metro right before it arrives

David is a South Florida native who has experience as a fundraiser and organizer. After college, he was an organizer in Arizona and Florida during the 2018 midterms and has worked in fundraising since arriving in DC in 2019. He has experience working with local, state and federal campaigns across the country. He looks forward to helping elect more Democrats at all levels, including hopefully growing LGBTQ representation in politics.

EDUCATION
B.A., Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University

WHAT EXCITES DAVID?
Cats
Star Wars
Pride Month and anything LGBTQ

Eliana is a New York native who joined the Grassroots Analytics team following experience at Washington, D.C. digital firms. She got her start doing grassroots campaign work for local Chicago elections. Now, she specializes in digital fundraising and is excited to use that experience to elect progressive candidates across the country at the local, state, and federal levels.

EDUCATION
B.S., Learning and Organizational Change, Political Science, Northwestern University

WHAT EXCITES ELIANA?
Chicago Sports
Reading
Tacos

Mayra Alejandra was born and raised in Miami, Florida, and attended the University of Florida where she uncovered a passion to help communities of color, especially the Hispanic community through mentorship and spreading awareness. Mayra Alejandra interned on the Hill for two members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. She later became the first Communications Fellow for BOLD PAC, the campaign arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus where she worked on the organization's social media platforms, communications strategy, attended fundraising events, and created digital content that was used by members of the Congress and grassroots organizations. In her chill time, Mayra Alejandra enjoys practicing her photography, skating, and listening to music.

EDUCATION
B.A., Criminology; minor in Latin American Studies, University of Florida

WHAT EXCITES MAYRA?
Frank Ocean & Bad Bunny
Eucalyptus Spearmint & Mahogany Teakwood Candles
Harry Potter (She’s a Gryffindor)

Danny has served as CEO and Chairman of Grassroots Analytics since 2020. He manages GA's industry leading progressive consumer database and oversees GA's numerous investments. Previously, Danny founded Grassroots Analytics Campaigns in 2016, and provided data-driven strategy to hundreds of Democratic campaigns, multiple Presidential campaigns, and more than 50 members of Congress.

Raised in the mountains of central Vermont, Zach grew up with a strong passion for understanding and building technology. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, he began a career at Bridgewater Associates implementing a platform for the world's biggest investors to achieve their investment goals. He's excited to help Grassroots Analytics grow into the future.

Mark A. Lancaster was named General Counsel for Grassroots Analytics in June 2022. As chief legal officer and chief legal compliance officer, Mark oversees GA’s legal affairs, including labor and employment law, corporate governance, litigation, internal audit, mergers and acquisitions, corporate compliance, and regulatory compliance.

For the bulk of his career, Mark has stood in solidarity with underrepresented and underserved individuals from all walks of life. Mark has a keen interest in advocating for those who advocate on behalf of those who too often go unheard. Undergirding this desire is Mark’s extensive experience providing advice in real time regarding employment law, privacy issues and corporate governance matters to both for-profit entities and nonprofit organizations throughout the country. He also has significant experience as a successful civil litigator from his time as an Associate with Sandler Reiff, and Assistant General Counsel with the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency and Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia where he served as a dedicated and hard-working litigator and advisor with first chair experience in all phases of litigation from pretrial motions and discovery through hearing and/or settlement. Mark brings a proven track record of providing solid legal advice to senior management on a variety of complex corporate matters pertaining to mission critical programs and operations in his prior roles.

As an Associate, Mark primarily served as a nonprofit advisor at a law firm located in DC where they fought strenuously for clients who were and are committed to core progressive values such as equal rights and justice for all. He also advised federal, state, local candidates, campaigns, and state parties on state and federal campaign finance and election laws. He advised for-profit and nonprofit organizations on formation, corporate governance issue; and for the nonprofit entities, on securing and maintaining tax-exempt status as either a 501(c)(3) or a 501(c)(4). During this time, he also provided legal advice on a range of day-to-day personnel matters, including but not limited to employment agreements and policies, while providing counsel to clients on harassment, disciplinary actions, labor management relations, workplace investigations, wrongful terminations, and employment discrimination issues in various juridictions.

Mark has development and facilitated ethics training for employees of both private and government employers. During his time with the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) and Pretrial Services Agency (PSA) for the District of Columbia in their Office of General Counsel, Mark advised executive leadership, staff, and external stakeholders on ethics, federal employment laws and regulations, and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) litigation.

As a law student, Mark served as a law clerk for the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, in its National Security Section and for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Honors Law Clerk program, in its Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance while attending the University of Baltimore School of Law. During law school, he also served as a law clerk for the University of Maryland’s Medical System in its Office of General Counsel where he focused on resolving procurement matters and resolving employment and labor issues.

A proud Maryland native, Mark earned his bachelor’s degree from the Morgan State University Honors Program with a B.S. in Psychology, and his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law. Mark currently serves as a member of the board of directors for the Maryland Coalition of Families, which is a nonprofit organization that facilitates accessibility to mental health resources for Maryland residents.

Mark is a member of the bars of the state of Maryland and the District of Columbia.

Carla is a dedicated HR professional who joined GA in 2021. Originally from Ecuador, she brings a unique perspective to the team. Her passion for Human Resources makes her a dedicated and valuable member of GA, who is always looking for ways to improve the company's HR practices and policies. Carla's approach to HR is centered on creating an inclusive work environment for all employees and she is always looking for opportunities to learn and grow.

Nadine is from Los Angeles and graduated from UCLA with a bachelors in Physics. In addition to her interest and experience in the field of space science, she has also developed an interest in social progress and equity in education through her volunteer work with Title I schools. She is excited to learn more about political campaigns and apply her quantitative background in support of progressive candidates and values.

Morgan Reese is a sophomore political science major and journalism minor at Howard University. She is passionate about reforming the flawed criminal justice system, public school system, and is working to create better communities for minorities in the US. Morgan is inspired by her hometown community of Rochester, NY where she worked organizing Monroe County’s primary elections. Their work for Monroe County aims to make voting a pleasant and accessible experience for everyone. Morgan is forward to learning more about the political process of grassroots campaigns and are excited to contribute!

Billie is originally from Kansas City and is a current senior at George Washington University studying Political Science and Criminal Justice.

Her political fundraising experience stems from non-profit development, campaign, committee, and PAC work. Billie is passionate about creating ways to encourage women and others to run for elected office. In her free time, she enjoys exploring DC museums and trying new restaurants.