11 Facts About Zack Exley

Zack Exley was born on December 5,1969 and is an American political and technology consultant.

Zack Exley attended the John F Kennedy School of Government.

Around the 2000 election controversy, Exley used a website to allow citizens to self-organize more than 100 protests around the United States.

Zack Exley served as the Chief Revenue Officer at the Wikimedia Foundation from 2010 to 2013.

Zack Exley continued to provide contracted fundraising consultation until 2017.

Zack Exley is the co-founder and former president of the New Organizing Institute, a progressive political technology training organization.

Politico reported in August 2015 that Zack Exley had joined the 2016 Bernie Sanders presidential campaign as a senior advisor responsible for digital communications.

Zack Exley co-founded the Justice Democrats and Brand New Congress.

Zack Exley was criticized for "rigging" the "MoveOn Primary" in favor of Dean, a charge the group rejected.

Zack Exley previously managed Revolution in Jesusland, a blog that sought to create dialog between the secular left and groups within Evangelical Christianity that promote economic and social justice as a matter of faith.

Zack Exley co-founded Middle Seat, which worked extensively with Justice Democrats.