Marty Walsh

Biden Labor Sec., former Boston mayor

Born to Irish immigrant parents, graduated from Boston College. Long time partner is Lorrie Higgins. At age 27, elected to serve in Massachusetts House, representing Boston's 13th District (Suffolk). Served there for 16 years. Member/Leader of Laborers Local 223, and served as head of Building and Construction Trades Council of Metropolitan District. Co-founder and former board member of Neighborhood House Public Charter School. Supports public schools. Was strongly supported by organized labor in mayoral race, especially by AFT, as his primary opponent is in favor of corporate education reform (including private charter schools).

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Leadership & Staff

Brian Golden Director, Boston Redevelopment Authority

• Director of BRA/EDIC (Jan 8 '14→?)*

John Barros Executive director, Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative

• Chief of Economic Development (Feb '14→?)*

In the office of

Kid Power UNICEF Fitness Food Provision Contest Sponsored by UNICEF USA

• Backer / Promoter ('15→?)*

Government Positions

City of Boston

• Mayor ('14→?)

Donors

Niraj Shah CEO and Co-founder of Wayfair

• contribution · 4,000 USD (?→'19)

Douglas R George Boston developer; Urban Neighborhood Homes, LLC

• political contribution · 1,000 USD (Oct 12 '20) [+1]

• Donation/Grant

Donations

Douglas R George Boston developer; Urban Neighborhood Homes, LLC

• political contribution · 1,000 USD (Oct 20 '12) [+3]

• political contribution · 250 USD (Jan 11 '06)

• political contribution · 100 USD (Dec 10 '04)

• Donation/Grant

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

Stephen F Lynch US Representative from Massachusetts

• 2 contributions · 2,000 USD ('01)

Memberships

Laborers Local 223 LIUNA – the Laborers’ International Union of North America – is a powerhouse of workers who are proud to build the United States and Canada.

• Union member (past)

Services & Transactions

Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications

• Service/Transaction

Miscellaneous Relationships

Boston Compact Program Collaboration of Public, Charter and Catholic Schools in Boston

• Project ('11→?)*