Jodie Rubenstein serves as the Vice President of Partnerships at Democracy Alliance. Trained as a social worker, Jodie has an extensive background in fundraising, organizational management, donor organizing, and electoral politics.
Most recently, Jodie served as the Vice President of External Relations at Patriotic Millionaires and launched their inaugural PAC. Prior to that, Jodie spent six years at J Street formalizing a leadership development pipeline–recruiting, cultivating and soliciting major donors, advising on political strategy, and engaging donors in federal advocacy work. Before relocating to Washington DC, Jodie worked as a children’s therapist at Sanctuary for Families in the Brooklyn Family Justice Center, providing counseling to child witnesses and victims of domestic violence.
Jodie holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from Columbia University School of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Wesleyan University. She lives in Alexandria, Virginia with her husband and two children.