Katie Romano

Katie (Cook) Romano is a dedicated professional with an extensive background in nonprofit management, government, communication studies, and political communication.

She holds a Nonprofit Management Certification from The University of Texas at Austin, an MA in Government from The Johns Hopkins University - Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, and a B.S. in Communication Studies with a focus on Political Communication from The University of Texas at Austin.

Katie serves as the Executive Director at The Archer Center within The University of Texas System, displaying exceptional leadership and organizational skills.

Her previous roles include the prestigious Frank McBee Fellow at the Austin Area Research Organization, Research Associate for Federal Relations at The University of Texas System, and Managing Director at the 55th Presidential Inaugural Committee.

Additionally, she has experience as an Event Coordinator at the Office of Mrs. Laura Bush during the Bush-Cheney '04 campaign and as a Constituent Relations Coordinator at the Office of Senator John Cornyn in the United States Senate.

Katie (Cook) Romano's diverse educational background and extensive professional experience make her a standout figure in the fields of nonprofit management, government, and communications.