Competitive volleyball player Kyle Kammien always had a strong desire to be part of the policy-making process, beginning with his work at the St. Louis Regional Chamber of Commerce in Missouri, where he grew up. He earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration and economics from Saint Louis University.
Now part of the government relations teams at Citizens’ Climate Lobby, Kyle works with trade associations to build coalitions and help policy makers better understand the potential effects of policy on different groups of people and organizations. He is also going to law school part time at George Washington University to learn about the mechanics of law and to ultimately help him hone his advocacy skills.
“The Bryce Harlow Fellowship’s scholarship, networking opportunities, and mentorship are all incredible,” said Kyle. “Also, the mission really resonates. Bringing partners together to have respectful and honest conversations is at the heart of the Bryce Harlow Foundation. We need more of these ethical guideposts in today’s political climate.”
