Emilie Hogan

My career path has been a very squiggly line. I started as an attorney and then went around several curves into nonprofit leadership roles for Books & Breakfast, the Frances Willard House Museum and Archives and my local elementary school PTA. My next turn was into grassroots community organizing, and I recently completed a certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility. Throughout it all I’ve also raised four daughters (my house is currently full of teenagers.) The common theme guiding all of my work is a passionate belief that all stakeholders should have a meaningful voice in the forces that shape their lives, and it’s what’s drawn me to Unify America’s mission to participate directly and collaboratively in solving our country’s challenges.