Domenic Ionta

Domenic Ionta is a seasoned professional in management and public policy with expertise in budgets, aviation security policy, immigration policy, business- and process-improvement, teaching, and more.

He has a rich educational background, including a Master of Science in Public Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Allegheny College.

Domenic has held various prominent roles in prestigious organizations like USAID, FEMA, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and others.

In addition to his professional engagements, Domenic is also an educator, teaching public policy at the University of South Carolina Honors College in Washington, D.C.

His skill set includes proficiency in Spanish and Mandarin, professional writing, marketing, financial analysis, and a deep understanding of management practices and policies.

Throughout his career, Domenic has been involved in critical roles such as Senior Advisor for Policy, Risk, and Compliance, Deputy Chief of Staff, Section Chief for Budget & Program Performance, Analyst, and more within the realm of public policy and management.

Domenic's diverse background and experience highlight his versatility and expertise in navigating complex policy landscapes, enhancing organizational efficiency, and driving impactful change.

From his early internships to leadership positions, Domenic has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence, collaboration, and innovation in his professional endeavors.