Maggie Steakley

Maggie Steakley is a dedicated professional committed to enhancing the social welfare of children and families by improving public services and systems. With a focus on educational equity, Maggie leverages her expertise in organizational leadership, strategic planning, policy design, and program evaluation to drive positive change.

She brings direct experience in a range of areas including policy analysis, system improvement, collaboration, data analysis, strategic planning, organizational development, school turnaround, and teaching. Maggie's specialties encompass policy analysis, leadership, strategic planning, research, data analysis, communications, survey design, teaching, professional coaching, memo writing, case study analysis, and evaluation design.

Her educational background includes a Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis from the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from the University of Vermont, where she excelled with a GPA of 3.8. Additionally, she studied International Law and Organizations at American University, achieving a perfect GPA of 4.0.

Maggie has held various roles in organizations such as Senior Associate at GPG (Glen Price Group), Policy Consultant at the Colorado Department of Human Services, Summer and Part Time Associate at The Glen Price Group, Student Consultant at Alameda County, Balanced Literacy Coach at the Oakland Unified School District, 2nd-grade Teacher at Greenleaf Elementary within the Oakland Unified School District, and Research Assistant and Data Analyst at the University of Vermont.