Suzan DelBene

US Representative from Washington (2012-present)

US Representative for Washington's 1st district, initially elected to serve the remainder of Jay Inslee's term (Inslee had resigned from the US Congress to focus on the gubernatorial race in Washington state). She had a business career, first at Microsoft for 9 years, and then in various ventures, including drugstore.com which she help found and Nimble Technology which she lead through its acquisition by Actuate. She also was a strategic advisor for Global Partnerhip a non-profit supporting sustainable solutions and microfiance in South America. Early life, education: Born in Selma AL, February 17, 1962; B.A., Reed College, Portland, OR. 1983; M.B.A., University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.,

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Leadership & Staff

Chad Prince Staff assistant for Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-Wash.)

• Staff Assistant (Jan '13→?)

Business Positions

Microsoft Corporation computer technology

• Former VP Mobile Communications ('04→'07)*

Drugstore.com

• Former Vice President ('98→'99)*

Positions

Teaching For Tomorrow In The Creative Economy: Panel Atlantic Magazine 2016 DNC Panel Discussion Featuring Training on Video Game Coding

• Panelist ('16→?)*

Congressional Caucus on the Internet of Things Sponsored by Suzan DelBene and Darrell Issa

• Sponsor ('15→?)*

Global Partnerships Seattle Area Impact Investment Organization

• Former Advisor ('08→'09)*

Nimble Technology Enterprise Software, Seattle

• Former CEO ('00→'04)*

Government Positions

US House of Representatives lower house of the United States Congress

• US Representative, Washington State ('12→?)*

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Suzan DelBene US Representative from Washington (2012-present)

• 23 contributions · 4,585,911 USD ('09→Oct 12 '12)

Ami Bera US Representative from California (2013-present)

• 2 contributions · 5,000 USD ('11→'12)

Maria Cantwell Democratic US Senator from Washington, Former House Member

• 8 contributions · 4,750 USD ('00→Feb 24 '12)

Biden Victory Fund

• 1 contribution · 2,800 USD (Oct 21 '20)

Brad Schneider US Representative from Illinois (2013-2015 and 2017-present)

• 2 contributions · 2,000 USD (Sep 26 '15)

Patty Murray Democratic US Senator from Washington

• 4 contributions · 2,000 USD ('02→Dec 31 '09)

Pete Gallego US Representative from Texas

• 1 contribution · 1,000 USD (Sep 27 '15)

Barack Obama 44th President of the United States

• 3 contributions · 750 USD ('12→Aug 31 '12)

Washington State Democratic Central Committee

• 3 contributions · 705 USD ('09→May 28 '10)

Emily's List EMILY's List members are dedicated to building a progressive America by electing pro-choice Democratic women to office.

• 2 contributions · 500 USD ('11→'12)

Campaign Donors

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Suzan DelBene US Representative from Washington (2012-present)

• 23 contributions · 4,585,911 USD ('09→Oct 12 '12)

Robert T Nelsen Co-founder and a Managing Director, Arch Venture Corp.

• 12 contributions · 25,600 USD ('09→Jul 13 '18)

Kathy Surace-Smith Attorney, Bellevue Washington; General Counsel, NanoString Technologies

• 9 contributions · 23,100 USD ('09→Apr 11 '17)

Connie Ballmer Co-Founder of POC

• 8 contributions · 20,400 USD ('09→Jun 17 '16)

Yuval Neeman Engineer, Trilogy Equity Partners

• 10 contributions · 19,350 USD ('10→Oct 19 '15)

David J Cornfield Executive Producer at Chasing Ice LLC

• 7 contributions · 18,000 USD ('09→Nov 13 '15)

Margaret A Meister EVP and CFO, Symetra Financial Corporation

• 20 contributions · 17,750 USD ('12→Jan 23 '17)

Linda Archer Cornfield Retired - Seattle

• 10 contributions · 16,500 USD ('10→Jun 25 '15)

Paula E Boggs Former EVP and General Counsel, Starbucks

• 14 contributions · 16,450 USD ('10→Apr 26 '16)

Steven A Ballmer Former Microsoft CEO

• 6 contributions · 15,600 USD ('12→Jun 17 '16)

Memberships

US House of Representatives lower house of the United States Congress

• Representative (Nov 13 '12→Jan 3 '23)

Democratic Party The U.S. Democratic Party

• Member

New Democrat Coalition Centrist Congressional member organization

• Member

Family

Kurt D DelBene Former EVP of corporate strategy, Microsoft; Biden nominee to be Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology and Chief Information Officer at the Department of Veterans Affairs

• husband

Schools

University of Washington

• MBA (?→'90)

Reed College Portland, Oregon

• BA (?→'93)

Miscellaneous Relationships

GiveGreen Fundraising and voter engagement platform supporting environmentally progressive politicians

• endorses (Oct '19→?)