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Teresa Morgenstern
National Security | AI | Strategic Communications | Political Strategy
Teresa Davis is a highly accomplished communications professional with extensive experience in various government agencies and media organizations. Davis graduated from The Johns Hopkins University and The University of Georgia where she studied Theories of International Relations, Journalism, and Spanish Language and Literature. She also studied Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Oxford University. Her professional career began as an intern and freelance producer at BBC, followed by various positions in the U.S. House of Representatives, including Legislative Correspondent and Communications Director. She then worked at the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the U.S. Department of Commerce. Davis was also crowned Miss District of Columbia in 2014. Currently, she serves as a Senior Communications Advisor at The White House.
Highlights
Incredible week in Milwaukee for the 2024 Republican National Convention! I had so much fun volunteering and supporting the convention’s media posture, while also connecting with so many friends and colleagues.
Win The Future Strategies is also extremely proud of our former client and current candidate for U.S. Senate, Sam Brown, for his moving speech on why he puts it on the line for his country. He even got a shout-out from President Trump during his nomination speech!
Another highlight of the week was supporting the launch of the Women for Trump coalition, and the Trump 47 Jewish Coalition.
We are fired up for November! 🇺🇸
Excellent op-ed in The Hill by Booz Allen Hamilton SVP Brad Medairy on the current state of collaboration between public and private entities in the ever-changing cybersecurity space. The need is now for stronger collaboration, definitive strategies, and increased participation across the federal government and the private sector in order for the United States to gain an advantage on its adversaries in #cybersecurity.
"As a nation, we are pouring billions of dollars’ worth of appropriations and private capital into cybersecurity. But what’s missing is a clear sense of direction for how to proactively focus the nation’s collective cyber defenses to ensure we’re deploying the latest innovations when and where they are needed most."
https://lnkd.in/egwxMd5E
