Allison Blankenship

Allison Blankenship is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Georgetown University and has also studied European Business and Economics at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad. Additionally, she pursued studies in Spanish Language and Anthropology at Universidad de San Francisco de Quito and Public Service at St. Albans School of Public Service. Her educational journey began with a High School Diploma from Hutchison School.

Allison has gained valuable work experience in various organizations. She served as a Floor Assistant at the Office of the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives and held roles such as Legislative Assistant, Legislative Aide, and Staff Assistant/Legislative Correspondent at the U.S. House of Representatives. Prior to these positions, she worked as an Associate in Training Operations at IDS International, a Field Organizer at the Pennsylvania Democratic Party, and an Economics Intern at the British Embassy Washington.

With her combination of educational foundations in business, economics, languages, and public service, coupled with her professional experience in legislative affairs, training operations, political organizing, and economic analysis, Allison Blankenship brings a wealth of expertise and skills to any role she undertakes.