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Milwaukee

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Kirsten Golinski

Kirsten Golinski

Kirsten Golinski is the Development Manager for Network of enlightened Women (NeW). Previously, Kirsten served as the Manager of Operations at the Badger Institute and as a Campaign Field Representative for the National Rifle Association before that. She holds a bachelor's degree in political science and public policy from James Madison University. Kirsten also sits on the board of directors for the Wisconsin Forum, a local organization made up of individuals who believe the United States was built upon the foundation of individual freedoms and a limited role for government. She writes, "After moving to Wisconsin, AF gave me the opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals, make connections in a new area, and expand my knowledge on issues. I’m looking forward to being able to provide that same opportunity to other young professionals."

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