David Nassar, a digital media and social media specialist, has 20 years of experience in the United States and internationally developing effective public affairs, political and non-profit campaigns that create impact. He has run nationally recognized initiatives for the Service Employees International Union, the U.S. House of Representatives and the Open Society Foundation. Internationally, David has designed and helped implement programs to promote policies and behaviors that have improved elections, strengthened political parties and developed civil society in the Middle East and Africa.

Susan Glasser is the Editor of POLITICO. She was also the founding editor of POLITICO Magazine, the award-winning publication featuring both long-form reporting and opinion journalism. Launched in November 2013, the magazine publishes daily online and bimonthly in print, with a unique blend of hard-hitting reporting and original insight and analysis — from first-person essays, like “Confessions of a Former TSA Agent” that became POLITICO’s most-read article ever, to deeply reported narratives, like its launch cover story, “Locked in the Cabinet,” by Glenn Thrush.

Glasser joined POLITICO last year after several years as editor-in-chief of the award-winning magazine Foreign Policy.. During her tenure, the magazine was recognized as a finalist for 10 National Magazine Awards and won three of the magazine world's highest honors.

Before that, Glasser worked for a decade at The Washington Post, where she was a foreign correspondent, editor and political reporter.
As an editor at the Post, Glasser held a number of senior positions, including assistant managing editor for national news and editor of Outlook, the Post’s weekly section of commentary and ideas.

Prior to the Post, Glasser worked for eight years at Roll Call, the newspaper covering the U.S. Congress, where she rose from an intern to be the top editor. A graduate of Harvard University, Glasser lives in Washington with Baker and their son.