Kevin Leland Prager

• Created 5,000-member, seven-city (Brussels, London, Paris, Dublin, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Rome), international online community, which acts as a personal incubator and mutual aid community for young professionals, both expatriate and indigenous.
• Developed vision, values and sense of community for a free, high-trust, high-retention not-for-profit service.
• Philosophy: at its inception, The Network (TN) was one of the only free, ethical and non-corporate spaces on members’ desktops; it… Mehr zeigen

• Created 5,000-member, seven-city (Brussels, London, Paris, Dublin, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Rome), international online community, which acts as a personal incubator and mutual aid community for young professionals, both expatriate and indigenous.
• Developed vision, values and sense of community for a free, high-trust, high-retention not-for-profit service.
• Philosophy: at its inception, The Network (TN) was one of the only free, ethical and non-corporate spaces on members’ desktops; it is a tool which enables members to connect and help each other.
• At peak, TN served 30-50 member-generated postings per day, similar to a members-only version of Craigslist (which offered to acquire TN in late 2000), and held annual offline networking events (parties) with attendance of 400-800 members. Weniger anzeigen

• Elected in first year of service to represent employees in the staff association, defending the common interests of NATO’s International Staff.
• Reelected in 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016

• Launched Belgian branch of Democrats Abroad, the international wing of the Democratic Party.
• Grew membership from zero to 550 U.S. citizens in nine months; increased to 1200 members in the next year.
• Created leadership structure to handle operations, with bylaws, elected officers, appointed directors, and committees.
• Broke records in press coverage, voter registration, membership, speed of certification with Democratic Party Committee Abroad (DPCA); DA Belgium known within… Mehr zeigen

• Launched Belgian branch of Democrats Abroad, the international wing of the Democratic Party.
• Grew membership from zero to 550 U.S. citizens in nine months; increased to 1200 members in the next year.
• Created leadership structure to handle operations, with bylaws, elected officers, appointed directors, and committees.
• Broke records in press coverage, voter registration, membership, speed of certification with Democratic Party Committee Abroad (DPCA); DA Belgium known within DPCA as “the Belgian Miracle.”
• Authored DPCA’s Jumpstart Guide, a how-to manual for other new country start-ups; also supervised the development of the Campaign Finance Reform Guide for Dummies. Key negotiator in the Bylaws revision process.
• Presided over hundreds of internal and external meetings and events aimed at increasing community activism, registering overseas voters, providing political education, raising funds and managing the organization.
• Founding member of the DPCA Emerging Countries & Chapters mutual aid community and voting bloc in 2008. Orchestrated successful campaign for change within DPCA, which culminated in ECC candidates sweeping the internal elections. Weniger anzeigen

• Interviewed candidates for admission to Princeton University on behalf of the Undergraduate Admissions Office.

• Appointed by the EC's administration to the three-person Comité de Liaison to provide orientation for the next group of 600 interns, and hand-over to the next Comité de Stagiaires.

• Elected to the four-member Comité de Stagiaires to look after the interests of 600 EC interns.

• Elected to three-member committee liaising between the Bundestag Internship Program's non-German aides and the Bundestag administration.