Andrew Rogers

Current

Associate Creative Director and Senior Writer at Merkle

Past

Senior Writer at Merkle|Domain
Candidate for Washington House of Representatives at Libertarian Party of Washington State
Copywriter at The Domain Group

Director of State Legislation at National Right to Work Committee
Executive Director at Californians for Freedom to Work
Legislative Director at Californians for Freedom to Work

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Education

University of Washington
Trinity University
'Iolani School

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Industry

Marketing and Advertising

Andrew Rogers’s Summary

Direct-marketing copywriter and associate creative director with experience across a broad range of media and clients. Adept at synthesizing complex material into a focused offer and crisp, effective copy.

Andrew Rogers’s Specialties:

Direct mail fundraising and mobilization, copy review and editing, offer development

Andrew Rogers’s Experience

Associate Creative Director and Senior Writer

Merkle

(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Fund-Raising industry)

September 2007 — Present (2 years 3 months)

"Merkle|Domain" prior to November, 2007.

Work with creative director and account team to create strategic plans, and with creative director and designer to brainstorm concepts and execute tactics and offers; write copy for direct-response fundraising; provide copy direction and copy review for in-house and client-based writers; prepare strategic and creative reviews of campaigns and mailpieces; assist and fill in for creative director as required. Occasional contributor to DonorPowerBlog.com.
Senior Writer

Merkle|Domain

(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Fund-Raising industry)

May 2000 — September 2007 (7 years 5 months)

"The Domain Group" prior to January, 2006.
Candidate for Washington House of Representatives

Libertarian Party of Washington State

(Non-Profit; Political Organization industry)

July 2000 — November 2000 (5 months)

Candidate for Legislative District 36, Position 1. Finished third of four candidates with 3.79 percent of the vote.
Copywriter

The Domain Group

(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Fund-Raising industry)

September 1995 — May 2000 (4 years 9 months)

Achieved clients' fundraising and communication goals by concepting and writing a variety of direct-marketing media, including direct mail, collateral, radio, video, email, and online.
Director of State Legislation

National Right to Work Committee

(Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Political Organization industry)

June 1993 — July 1995 (2 years 2 months)

Directed grassroots organization's lobbying efforts in state legislatures nationwide. Wrote direct-marketing materials for member mobilization and fundraising. Supervised $5 million candidate-survey program.
Executive Director

Californians for Freedom to Work

(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Political Organization industry)

January 1990 — June 1993 (3 years 6 months)

Ran daily activities of statewide grassroots political organization, including lobbying, PR, and direct marketing-based mobilization and fundraising. Wrote and supervised production of acquisition and cultivation mail. Registered lobbyist.
Legislative Director

Californians for Freedom to Work

(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Political Organization industry)

September 1989 — January 1990 (5 months)

Advanced organization's goals in California Legislature through lobbying and member communications. Registered lobbyist.

Andrew Rogers’s Education

University of Washington

Certificate , Integrated Marketing Communications , 1996 — 1997

This was a certificate program through the University of Washington Extension.
Trinity University

BA , History, Political Science, Economics , 1985 — 1988

Activities and Societies:

Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honor Society), Campus Libertarian Coalition, Margarite B. Parker Chapel Board of Deacons
'Iolani School

diploma , college preparatory , 1982 — 1985