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Amy Fode

Regional Director at London Labour Party

Amy Fode is an accomplished political strategist with a solid background in national and grassroots organizing. She studied Politics and International Relations at Royal Holloway, University of London, graduating with a 2:1 degree. Her passion for politics was evident early on, and she honed her skills through various internships. She served as a Parliamentary Intern at Sadiq Khan MP and worked as a Campaigns Intern at Lambeth and Southwark GLA constituency.

Her professional career started as a Sales Assistant/Weekend Supervisor at H&M. Later, she worked for the Mitcham and Morden Labour Party as a Constituency Organizer, where she developed campaign strategies, coordinated events, and managed communications. Her hard work and dedication earned her the promotion to Regional Organiser and eventually to Deputy Regional Director at The Labour Party.

Today, Amy is Regional Director at The Labour Party, leading a team of organizers and devising strategies to win elections. Her skills in strategic planning, project management, and stakeholder engagement have helped her achieve significant victories in the political arena.

Overall, Amy's political acumen, leadership skills, and experience make her a valuable asset wherever she applies her skills.

Highlights

Jun 23 · skwawkbox.org
26 branch secretaries protest to regional director about decision to ...
26 branch secretaries protest to regional director about decision to ...
Democracy is losing ground in the Starmer-led Labour Party as ...
Democracy is losing ground in the Starmer-led Labour Party as ...

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