SHAUDI FULP
Managing Principal
With a career spanning local, state, national, and global government affairs, Shaudi Fulp has managed political and public affairs strategies for private and public sector clients, including emerging and Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, business and labor coalitions, private investors, and nonprofit organizations.
Shaudi’s experience includes building and overseeing all advocacy and political fundraising strategies for a global entertainment company encompassing sports, events, media, fashion, and talent representation; securing national regulatory approval for a Fortune 5 company's high-profile business acquisition; and reforming campaign finance laws and ballot access.
A supporter of multi-disciplinary research and the arts, she is a member of the UC Berkeley Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research External Advisory Committee, the UC Berkeley Department of Social Sciences Dean’s Advisory Council, and the Art and Library Collectors' Councils at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. She previously served on the National Advisory Council of the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies and was awarded the Polsby Scholarship for her work on the Top Two Primary. She is an alumna of UC Berkeley, where she earned an M.A. in Political Science and a B.A. in Legal Studies and Political Psychology (Interdisciplinary Studies).
Managing Principal
With a career spanning local, state, national, and global government affairs, Shaudi Fulp has managed political and public affairs strategies for private and public sector clients, including emerging and Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, business and labor coalitions, private investors, and nonprofit organizations.
Shaudi’s experience includes building and overseeing all advocacy and political fundraising strategies for a global entertainment company encompassing sports, events, media, fashion, and talent representation; securing national regulatory approval for a Fortune 5 company's high-profile business acquisition; and reforming campaign finance laws and ballot access.
A supporter of multi-disciplinary research and the arts, she is a member of the UC Berkeley Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research External Advisory Committee, the UC Berkeley Department of Social Sciences Dean’s Advisory Council, and the Art and Library Collectors' Councils at the Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. She previously served on the National Advisory Council of the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies and was awarded the Polsby Scholarship for her work on the Top Two Primary. She is an alumna of UC Berkeley, where she earned an M.A. in Political Science and a B.A. in Legal Studies and Political Psychology (Interdisciplinary Studies).