Dan Dimendberg

Raised in Israel and Connecticut, Dan grew up with a strong interest in both American and global politics. He joined TBWB in July 2007, but his professional career in politics began at age 18. Drawing his inspiration towards campaign life from interning with Bill Bradley’s presidential campaign in New Hampshire, he left school for a semester to work for the Pennsylvania State House Caucus. Over the next three years, Dan spent his summer and winter breaks working on primary and special elections in Pennsylvania, New York and Virginia. After graduating college in 2003, he moved to Washington, DC to attend the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University. Once again, he took a semester off, this time to direct the field program for Congressman Tim Holden’s 2004 re-election campaign. In 2005, seeking a change from Washington, DC life, culture and dress code, Dan moved to California and organized for various candidates and ballot measure campaigns ranging from the $4 billion Los Angeles school bond, Measure Y, to leading the League of Conservation Voters Independent Expenditure campaign against former Congressman Richard Pombo (CA-11). Dan currently lives in San Francisco.