Zack Malitz Co-founder
Zack was the field director on Beto O’Rourke's historic 2018 Senate campaign. He led a more than 800 person team that organized tens of thousands of doors to knock on more than 3 million doors, make more than 20 million calls, and send more than 56 million peer-to-peer text messages. In the 2016 primary, Zack helped lead the digital organizing department for Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, and played a key role in defining the groundbreaking volunteer organizing that came to be known as "big organizing." In the general election, he managed NextGen Climate's $12 million campus organizing program, which included 180 full-time field staff and more than 500 student fellows on 235 campuses in 8 states. Zack co-founded the Real Justice PAC, which fights to end mass incarceration and hold police accountable by electing reform-minded District Attorneys to county prosecutor positions; helped launch the ACLU's nationwide grassroots organizing program People Power; and has trained activists in the U.S., U.K., and Canada in "big organizing" tactics.
