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Regina Wallace-Jones

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As seen in: The Washington Post, Stanford University, Vision & Purpose LifeStyle Magazine
Covers:  Cybersecurity, Product development, Fintech, fundraising, Campaign finance, Executive leadership, public policy, Telecommunications

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Regina Wallace-Jones’s Biography

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Regina Wallace-Jones became President and CEO of ActBlue in January 2023, leading the nonprofit organization that has raised more than $18 billion for Democratic candidates and progressive causes since its 2004 founding. She represents the first Black woman to serve as chief executive of the platform.

Born in West Covina, California, she has an electrical engineering degree from Stanford University and a Master of Public Policy from UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, concentrating on telecom…

Regina Wallace-Jones’s Journalist Portfolio

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If we can orient each other to leaning in when we would otherwise make a different choice, then we can start …

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Case Study - Regina Wallace-Jones

Case Study - Regina Wallace-Jones

Leaders in Tech (LIT) provides founders and executives of startups with the essential interpersonal skills ne…

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Regina Wallace-Jones Announced as the Next President and CEO of ActBlue

Regina Wallace-Jones Announced as the Next President and CEO of ActBlue

By: Vision & Purpose LifeStyle Magazine and Media Digital Staff | January 20, 2023ActBlue has announced that …

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Spotlight: Regina Wallace Jones | Stanford University School of Engineering

Spotlight: Regina Wallace Jones | Stanford University School of Engineering

I am an engineer, and for me, engineering is about empathy. It's not just about building things, it's about b…

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Why I will use my Fifth Amendment rights before Congress today

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By Regina Wallace-Jones
| The Washington Post Verified
Why I will use my Fifth Amendment rights before Congress today (washingtonpost.com) Why I will use my Fifth Amendment rights before Congress today By Regina Wallace-Jones 2026061010020300 I am not going to Congress looking for a fight. And yet, when I testify today before members of the House, I will invoke my Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination. Invoking the Fifth Amendment is not an admission, or even an insinuation, of guilt. It is not a retreat.
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