Lauren Day is director of communications and recruitment at Austin Graduate School of Theology.
Previously she worked five years in Washington, D.C. and was named in 2014 by Red Alert Politics as one of 30 people under the age of 30 that “was influencing conversations and actions inside circles of political power.” She was elected secretary for Young Republicans of Arlington, and as director of external affairs at the Leadership Institute, she built strategic partnerships and oversaw marketing. During her four-year tenure, LI trained 52,000 students and since the 1979 founding a total of 153,000 worldwide.
Lauren has worked for a Texas Congressman on Capitol Hill, reported on foreign
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Lauren Day is director of communications and recruitment at Austin Graduate School of Theology.
Previously she worked five years in Washington, D.C. and was named in 2014 by Red Alert Politics as one of 30 people under the age of 30 that “was influencing conversations and actions inside circles of political power.” She was elected secretary for Young Republicans of Arlington, and as director of external affairs at the Leadership Institute, she built strategic partnerships and oversaw marketing. During her four-year tenure, LI trained 52,000 students and since the 1979 founding a total of 153,000 worldwide.
Lauren has worked for a Texas Congressman on Capitol Hill, reported on foreign
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business intelligencemarketingmarketing strategysmall businesscompetitionmarket analysisstrategic planningcompetenciasmarket researchengineeringemploymentcompanyemployee engagementjob searchemployee ownedcompensationsalary
