Allison Jaslow Wikipedia, Lava Twitter – Former U.S. Army Consulting Consultant and Adjunct Professor Allison Jaslow. She serves as the agency’s chief executive officer for veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. Allison also worked as an adjunct professor at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Interests.
Allison Jaslow Wikipedia, Lava Twitter
Allison Jaslow decided to work soon after receiving her degree. In 2004, Allison Jaslow started working with EMILY’s List as a Communications and Political Assistant, a capacity she held for less than a year. She then volunteered in the American Army in June 2004. She served for over four years in various capacities, including student, officer introductory course, platoon leader and accountable officer, executive officer, and battalion adjutant.
Allison Jaslow, a really well figure in the veteran’s movement, has been named the third CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), making her the first woman to hold that position. Also, she will be the first openly homosexual veteran to be in the leadership of a leading veterans organisation in the nation.
Jaslow, an Iraq War veteran, recently joined the IAVA Board of Directors after serving as the organization’s Executive Director while Paul Rieckhoff was CEO. He adds more than ten years of senior-level competence to the institution. Jaslow will resume serving as CEO on March 15, but she will be on Capitol Hill this week as IAVA members arrive in the nation’s capital to campaign for the Post-9/11 generation of veterans.
After a thorough nationwide search, the Board of Directors unanimously chose Jaslow as CEO. In addition to his duties as a former IAVA leader, Jaslow has also held successful positions as a congressional campaign manager, chief of staff to a member of Congress, and a political and communications strategist. She is a former Army officer who was awarded the Bronze Star for her accomplishments during the war. She is also a charter member of the National Parks Conservation Association’s Veterans Council and a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Most recently, she worked as an adjunct professor of procedure at Duke Faculty’s Sanford School of Public Policy.
