Maggie Marystone

Compliance Manager @Workmoney

Chicago, IL, US
EMAILS
m••••••••@workmoney.org
MOBILE NUMBERS
+17•••••••70

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WORK HISTORY

May 2024 — Present

Compliance Manager @Workmoney

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US

WorkMoney is a rapidly-growing social welfare organization that helps Americans facing financial challenges make ends meet by- Sharing information to help people navigate financial decisions and access complex programs- Fostering community and camaraderie in tough times, and - Pushing leaders to respond to Americans in dire financial straits through no fault of their own

EDUCATION

1992 — 1997

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

B.A.

SKILLS

Project ManagementPolitical CampaignsLegal WritingSustainabilityPublic PolicyStrategic PlanningWeb DevelopmentData AnalysisGrantsOrganizational DevelopmentBudgetsCommunity OutreachCommunity DevelopmentLegislative RelationsResearchWorkshop FacilitationPhilanthropyCritical ThinkingNon-ProfitsEconomic DevelopmentPublic RelationsGovernment LiaisonLeadershipGrant WritingMedia RelationsEvent PlanningFundraisingPolicySocial MediaSmall BusinessProgram ManagementGovernmentNonprofitsPublic SpeakingProposal WritingPoliticsGraphic DesignBusiness CommunicationsStrategyStrategic Communications

ABOUT MAGGIE MARYSTONE

Margaret “Maggie” Marystone is a writer, technology enthusiast, human rights worker, politico, and cannabis consultant. She currently holds roles at WorkMoney, a national policy, advocacy, and social welfare organization, and at Ninja Mojo, a consulting group in the software and cannabis industries. Maggie previously spent eight years at the global human rights organization, Heartland Alliance, and a decade at the City of Chicago as adviser to one of the longest-serving members of the Chicago City Council and as director of the Council’s Committee on Human Relations. After stints at law firms and quasi-government agencies, Maggie went freelance, providing design services to candidates for public office, nonprofit organizations, and entertainment acts like Mumford and Sons and Zac Brown Band. She also mentored participants in the AmeriCorps program Public Allies. Maggie’s professional writing experience includes tech guides and articles for several technology websites, blogging about the renovation of her abandoned house, and dozens of license applications for medical and recreational cannabis dispensaries, infusers, and cultivation centers for clients throughout the country. She was featured in Studs Terkel’s book, Hope Dies Last, and Helen Shiller\'s memoir, Daring to Struggle, Daring to Win: Five Decades of Resistance in Chicago’s Uptown Community.

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