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Danielle Vaticano is an assistant account executive in the Sacramento office of Schubert Flint Public Affairs. Her role at the firm includes assisting in earned media, grassroots/coalition development, community relations and various administrative duties.

Ms. Vaticano graduated from the University of California, Davis with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in International Relations and a Minor in Italian. While at UC Davis, Ms. Vaticano was active in the Associated Students of the University of California, Davis (ASUCD), serving for two years as the Internal Director for the ASUCD Lobby Corps Program. As the Internal Director, she gained a great deal of experience interacting with Legislators and Capitol staff, working both on the policy process and lobby tactics for various pieces of California legislation.

As the former External Chair of the Davis College Republicans, Ms. Vaticano worked as a campaign intern for six Republican races throughout the state of California, including the successful campaigns of Governor Schwarenegger’s Victory '06 and former Assemblywoman Bonnie Garcia's race for AD 80. In 2008, Ms. Vaticano also served as the Yolo County Campaign Director for the Robert Rao primary campaign for AD 15, in which she organized and implemented phone banking, precinct walking and candidate meet and greets, as well as various other campaign strategies.

If I weren’t a public affairs professional I’d be… Princess Belle in the Light Parade at Disneyland, dazzling the nightly crowds on Mainstreet USA.

On my first day at SFPA… we went on an office outing to Chipotle for lunch, I felt immediately bonded to my great colleagues over burritos and guacamole.

I enjoy working at SFPA because… I am constantly being given projects and responsibilities that help me continue to grow in the communications profession.

When leaving the office for lunch, my favorite mid-town Sacramento restaurant to be seen at is… formerly Ma Jong’s, but after one too many plates of teriyaki chicken I’m going to have to say, Hot Italian.

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