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A former Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence and Director of Legislative Affairs to the President, Short brings firsthand insight from the White House and Congress. Now Executive Director of the Coalition to Protect American Workers and a contributor to Meet the Press and CNBC, he helps audiences understand the policy decisions shaping America’s technological future. Ideal for keynotes and panels on leadership, AI policy, and navigating political change.
With decades of experience at the highest levels of government and media, Marc Short offers audiences an insider’s perspective on the forces shaping Washington today. His unique mix of legislative expertise, executive leadership, and on-air analysis makes him a compelling choice for events seeking clear, practical insights on politics, policy, and leadership in times of change. To bring him to your next event, contact WWSG today.
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