Jaime Bowers is a Southern California native and an industry leader in the strategy, development and implementation of developing digital media buys. She joined the firm in 2006 and is the Vice-President of Digital Advertising. Her experience with social networking, website creation, and developing online creative, along with her ability to coordinate campaign goals with the latest technologies has allowed her to set a precedent for reaching targeted audiences across multiple screens.

In 2014, she led a team of highly skilled media buyers that executed digital buys for Rick Scott for Governor, Cory Gardner for Senate, Tom Cotton for Senate, Thom Tillis for Senate, the NRCC’s IE effort and the NRA. The team implemented highly targeted media buys utilizing proprietary data matching, programmatic, mobile and cross screen blended campaigns to lead their clients to victory. Prior to 2014, she has worked on nearly every level of government campaigns, from Presidential to State Senate across the United States.

In addition to her political work, she has worked on digital and messaging campaigns for Fortune 100 companies that have focused on branding, crisis management and Hill Outreach. Some clients include WellPoint, Altria, Koch Industries, Walmart, Kroger and FedEx.

Previously, Jaime worked at Luntz Research as their Media Director and on the Hill. She graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in Political Science and lives in Alexandria, VA.

Keegan Goudiss is Digital Advertising Director for Bernie 2016. He has over ten years experience in managing digital efforts for Democratic campaigns and non-profits. Since joining Revolution Messaging in 2009 as its first hire, he has led the digital advertising efforts for the firm, bringing an offline organizing approach to online tactics. His advertising team implemented the creative and targeting strategy for Health Care for America Now’s digital advertising, and played a large role in the ad strategy used as a catalyst to the Wisconsin Uprising against Governor Scott Walker.