Alex Voetsch

Alex Voetsch has worked in Labor, Politics, and Government for nearly a decade. He is currently the Managing Partner of Millennial Strategies New York City office. In this role he oversees Millennial’s political, non-profit, and corporate clients in the Greater New York City area. He also serves as the Executive Director of the New York Democratic Lawyers Council a voting rights advocacy organization and client of Millennial Strategies. In this capacity, he oversees the legislative, field organizing, fundraising, and managerial aspects of the organization.

Alex has placed a priority on supporting workers and their families through his involvement with the Labor Movement in New York. He has managed the legislative, political, and campaign activities of the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators as their Political Director, and coordinated campaigns on behalf of the NYC Central Labor Council. Alex has worked and consulted on numerous political campaigns from the local to the Congressional level. He currently sits on the board of the New Leaders Council in New York City and on the board of Women Elect, a PAC dedicated to training and supporting women who are running for office. Alex received his BA in Political Science from the University of Rochester.

Jeffrey Guillot

Jeff Guillot is a Long Island- based political operative who focuses primarily on development, communications and public policy. His prior campaign experience includes working as Finance Director for Congressman Gary Ackerman and City Councilman James Gennaro. Additionally, he has served as Legislative Director for Assemblyman Richard Brodsky during his tenure as the Chairman of the Assembly Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions. Jeff holds a BA from Sacred Heart University and an MA in American Government from LIU Post. He currently serves as a member of the adjunct political science faculty at SUNY Farmingdale. Additionally, he is the Founder of the Suburban Millennial Institute- a think tank studying Long Island’s “brain drain” issue, and he also serves on the boards of the New Leaders Council NYC Chapter, Destination Long Island, and the National Association of Mothers Centers. His Op-Eds and articles have been featured in AND Magazine, PolicyMic and Newsday.

Mercedes Trejo

Mercedes, a California native, graduated from St. John’s University in 2013 with a B.A. in Government and Politics and a minor in Women and Gender Studies. Although her primary interests were in international relations, Mercedes joined various campaigns during the 2013 New York City campaign cycle and became fascinated with local politics. Prior to joining Millennial, Mercedes worked as a fellow for The Roosevelt Institute, where she helped to engage students and young professionals in public policy all over the country.

Joe Livoti

A native of New York, Joseph Livoti has worked in the political and philanthropic world for the last fifteen years on races at every level from State Legislature to US Senate. Livoti is one of the country’s top fundraisers and brings an expertise and creativity to fundraising that only years of experience can give you.

Livoti has worked on campaigns and advised candidates in more than ten states, including New York, Michigan, Tennessee, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, Wisconsin, and New Jersey. Having lead the fundraising efforts for some of the most expensive races in the country Livoti knows how to handle the pressure of the campaign from day one all the way to E-Day.

Livoti holds a degree in Sociology from Manhattanville College and lives in Cold Spring NY with his Black Lab Piper. He spends his free time trying to play golf, with little success.