Claire Celsi
Claire A. Celsi (born August 17, 1966)[citation needed] is a member of the Iowa Senate, representing Senate District 21 in Central Iowa. A member of the Democratic Party, Celsi is serving her first term in office as of 2019. She owns a marketing and public relations firm, The Public Relations Project, incorporated in 2009.[1][better source needed][2]
Elections
Celsi defeated Democrat Connie Ryan in the June 5, 2018 primary[3] and went on to defeat Republican Brian Bales in the November 5, 2018 General Election.[4]Celsi ran on a platform of strengthening public education, cleaning up Iowa's water, improving healthcare and mental health, building affordable housing and improving civil rights for the citizens of Iowa.[5]
Biography
Celsi graduated in 1984 from Dowling Catholic High School in West Des Moines, Iowa,[citation needed] She received her B.A. in Sociology, Cum Laude, from Drake University.[citation needed] Celsi was appointed to the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Commission on May 10, 2010 and served for five years, including one year as chair.[6] Celsi previously served on the Iowa Great Places Advisory Board in the Cultural Affairs Department.[7][when?]
Personal life
Celsi is married and is the mother of two children, two stepchildren and is a grandmother of one. Celsi started the consulting firm The Public Relations Project in May, 2009.[8] The company specializes in marketing and public relations projects for small to medium-sized companies and non-profits.[9]
References
- ↑ https://sos.iowa.gov/search/business/summary.aspx?q=bAfq8x-YaFdOhiQhrohxW1V-8PMX6g6MCjiAaFACcPZHxZnNpbD44z_jiOxCiNhzuCv-Z-z-ZMbmyCJszZm8jqmEZ03mPpjMlxCKv-h_i8Js1i-hb0lWYh1W2cQQ0KfAoVm7KMn9M3nZmSshPsAB5ahr19zlHbH7pp5u99x9pze7yeh_Xuckz_cJgTORPgUrYy-6dFVz0uQJtINNkrsfExGKdPcapOyX7m1XQKiBduW_82EtvBXFX8aHU4tu3FrkXNKYpL18prB1Tx6ViEGPrCXiTjSj6AWo5P0xCZFbHe51CVI5BjZJMGbo0p9-mBJXbrHmj_8yQCMPI8LnzoeHWynIxuFJ5PpESSbtOz47iF22mBPUcGQxu85-QQyhOcrJ-QG7L66O-bJsKegZR6qivNz-O_He6QMNdz-sHSKsyHOzYX4eAmOP7YJRPSyq_4RHUHjHNOIsIHMa8p4E7kFrZw2. Missing or empty
|title=(help) - ↑ http://siliconprairienews.com/2009/12/five-in-five-with-claire-celsi-from-public-relations-princess/
- ↑ "June 5 2018 Primary Election Results".
- ↑ "November 6 2018 General Election Results Polk County, Iowa".
- ↑ "Claire Celsi's campaign website".
- ↑ "Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Commission Annual Report" (PDF).
- ↑ "2008 Cultural Affairs Performance Report" (PDF).
- ↑ "Iowa Secretary of State Business Entities".
- ↑ "The Public Relations Project LLC website".
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