Patrick Miller
About Patrick Miller
Patrick Miller is a Political Operations Assistant at ActBlue with a background in political communication and various campaign roles.
Title and Current Role
Patrick Miller holds the title of Political Operations Assistant at ActBlue. He has been in this role since 2021. ActBlue is a nonprofit organization that provides fundraising software to help left-leaning nonprofits, Democratic candidates, and progressive groups build grassroots movements.
Professional Experience at ActBlue
Before becoming a Political Operations Assistant at ActBlue, Patrick Miller worked in several roles within the same organization. He started as a Donor Support Intern in 2020, working for 4 months in Boston, Massachusetts. Following this position, he became a Political Operations Fellow, where he served from 2020 to 2021 for a year. These roles provided him with a comprehensive understanding of donor support and political operations.
Campaign Fellow Experience
Patrick Miller has also built experience in political campaigns. He served as a Campaign Fellow for Alejandra St Guillen for Boston City Council in 2019, working for 2 months in Boston, Massachusetts. Additionally, in 2018, he worked as a Campaign Fellow for Rachael Rollins for Suffolk County District Attorney, also for 2 months in Boston. These roles allowed him to be directly involved in local political campaigns, contributing to their strategic and operational activities.
Service Industry Roles
In addition to his political and campaign roles, Patrick Miller has experience working in the service industry. He worked as a Server/Host at Del Ray Pizzeria, LLC in 2019 for 2 months in Alexandria, Virginia, and as a Dishwasher at Cheesetique Specialty Cheese in 2018 for 2 months in Alexandria, Virginia. These positions provided him with vital customer service and operational skills.
Education and Academic Background
Patrick Miller studied Political Communication at Emerson College, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree from 2017 to 2021. This education equipped him with essential knowledge and skills in political communication and strategy. He also completed his high school education at Edmund Burke School, although the specifics about his high school diploma completion are unclear due to conflicting dates.