Joe Eyer

With more than a decade of diverse political and management experience, Joe Eyer organizes grassroots campaigns for corporations and not-for-profit organizations. Eyer combines his expertise in campaign planning and execution with careful relationship management to deliver the highest level of service to businesses, advocacy organizations and political candidates.

In 2005 Eyer managed a national grassroots advocacy campaign for the Alliance for Retired Americans - a 3.5 million member AFL-CIO affiliated organization dedicated to the economic well-being of America's union retirees. In 2004 Eyer led the Democratic coordinated campaign in West Virginia where he directed a staff of 75 and managed political and communications strategy.

In 2003, Eyer served as deputy campaign manager and director of political affairs for Joe Lieberman's presidential campaign. Eyer joined Lieberman in 2001, managing all political outreach and helping to build the infrastructure for Lieberman's presidential bid.

From 1996 to 1998, Eyer was assistant to the deputy chief of staff for Vice President Al Gore. From 1998 to 2000 he served as Gore's northeast political director - first for Gore's political action committee and later for his 2000 presidential campaign. Eyer rounded out the 2000 cycle managing Gore's successful campaign in Oregon.