Julie Blitzer developed her passion for voter outreach and grassroots politics when she volunteered with Rock the Vote and Music for America at concerts around New York City in high school. Soon after, in 2004, Julie began working in New York politics. She has experience in local, state and congressional offices, including the Manhattan district office of Rep. Jerrold Nadler (NY-08). Julie worked on the technology team for Mark Green for Attorney General in 2006, where she managed one of the first campaign video blogs, MG-TV, coordinated e-mail messaging and updated the campaign’s website.

While in college at Claremont McKenna, Julie was a Fletcher Jones Technology Consultant, supporting fellow students in computer labs and dorms. She was also a technology workshop instructor, teaching other employees and students how to use specialized academic software, such as SPSS, RefWorks and Adobe CS.

Julie joined Advomatic in June 2008. She specializes in information architecture, online communications strategy and social media.

Julie has a B.A. in Government from Claremont McKenna College, where she wrote her thesis on the relationship between technology and political campaigns. She studied graphic design at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Julie was a Spring 2009 Fellow of the New York chapter of the New Leaders Council. She is also the Social Media Strategist for the YDA 2009 Local Chapter of the Year Manhattan Young Democrats. At MYD, she managed online outreach and social media for New Yorkers for Marriage Equality. In her spare time, Julie can be found cooking, playing volleyball and wandering through New York's museums.