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As National Director of African American Engagement he is responsible for executing outreach to the African American community, engaging in programming that highlights Joe Biden’s and Kamala Harris’s policies including the Lift Every Voice Plan for Black America and Racial Equity Plan and making sure that voter turnout in this very vital constituency is at its highest.
Prior to joining the Biden campaign, Baker was the City Manager for the City of Grenada, Mississippi where, in its Council-Manager form of government, he acted as the head of government and administration over the 200-employee operation. Trey’s legislative background is as Legislative Counsel for Congressman Bennie G. Thompson in his Washington, D.C. office. Congressman Thompson represents Trey’s home district in the 2nd Congressional District of Mississippi.
Prior to his time in D.C., Trey was a Public Sector Career Consultant in the Office of Career Development and Opportunities at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law where he was a member of the Public Sector team specializing in career opportunities in federal and state government agencies, public interest organizations, and non-profit organizations. Trey’s background includes both private legal practice and public interest work. From 2009-2011 Trey worked at Pryor Johnson Carney Karr Nixon, P.C., where he was an Associate Attorney in the litigation group and specialized in medical malpractice defense and complex commercial litigation.
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