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Program: Robert R.R. “Rori” Marston - Speaking on how the U.S. Senate works, how to communicate with Congress, and the importance of data in campaigns. |
Mr. Marston has over 40 years of experience in leadership and management ranging from industry, defense, congressional oversight of government organizations, and political campaign micro-targeting for conservative candidates and advocacy organizations.
During his tenure at the Department of Commerce’s (DOC) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Mr. Marston led the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research’s Directorate Planning and Program Division in the development of the new unmanned aerial systems program. He also served as a board member to the Space Transportation Association—a non-governmental organization—and to the DOC’s International Trade Advisory Committee (aerospace).
While working at the personal office of the late Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK) and with the US Senate Commerce Committee, Mr. Marston dealt with autonomous aircraft, Second Amendment, NASA, fisheries legislation, and climate change issues. On personal time, he also ran the Alaska state-wide call centers for Senator Lisa Murkowski’s (R-AK) first US Senate campaign.
Prior to joining RocketBase Solutions, software for political campaign management, Mr. Marston joined ITT Space Systems Division as the Executive Director of Climate, Weather, Imaging, and Energy Policy.
Mr. Marston proudly served as an Air Force officer and managed nationwide programs at the Pentagon and various Department of Defense commands. He deployed to Operation Desert Storm, and Operation Provide Comfort. He earned both a BS (University of Nebraska, Kearney campus) and MA (Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri) in business and is an honor graduate of the Air Force Air Command and Staff College, a graduate of Marine Command and Staff College and DOC’s Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program, and attended Georgetown University (legislative studies program).
Mr. Marston has been married to his wife, Diane, for 34 years. He is also learning to fish for bass . . . to date, the bass are winning.
Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m., with lunch at 11:30 a.m. The program will begin at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, May 30, even if you’re not eating.
During his tenure at the Department of Commerce’s (DOC) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Mr. Marston led the Oceanic and Atmospheric Research’s Directorate Planning and Program Division in the development of the new unmanned aerial systems program. He also served as a board member to the Space Transportation Association—a non-governmental organization—and to the DOC’s International Trade Advisory Committee (aerospace).
While working at the personal office of the late Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK) and with the US Senate Commerce Committee, Mr. Marston dealt with autonomous aircraft, Second Amendment, NASA, fisheries legislation, and climate change issues. On personal time, he also ran the Alaska state-wide call centers for Senator Lisa Murkowski’s (R-AK) first US Senate campaign.
Prior to joining RocketBase Solutions, software for political campaign management, Mr. Marston joined ITT Space Systems Division as the Executive Director of Climate, Weather, Imaging, and Energy Policy.
Mr. Marston proudly served as an Air Force officer and managed nationwide programs at the Pentagon and various Department of Defense commands. He deployed to Operation Desert Storm, and Operation Provide Comfort. He earned both a BS (University of Nebraska, Kearney campus) and MA (Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri) in business and is an honor graduate of the Air Force Air Command and Staff College, a graduate of Marine Command and Staff College and DOC’s Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program, and attended Georgetown University (legislative studies program).
Mr. Marston has been married to his wife, Diane, for 34 years. He is also learning to fish for bass . . . to date, the bass are winning.
Sign-in starts at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m., with lunch at 11:30 a.m. The program will begin at noon. Meetings last until approximately 1:00 p.m. Lunch is optional, but reservations must be made by midnight, May 30, even if you’re not eating.
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Bags of toiletries prepared and delivered to Under Over Ministries March 15
Delivery of food to TLC food pantry in Willis after food drive at NSRW meeting March 1
NSRW members at Texas Federation of Republican Women Legislative Day
They were able to meet U.S. Senator John Cornyn and Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson, who graciously signed a banner that will go into our Golf Tournament silent auction in September. They also got to visit with Texas Representative Will Metcalf during a barbecue dinner.
Dictionaries Delivered to Third Graders in Willis ISD
North Shore Republican Women's Club was able to donate 830 Student Dictionaries to the Willis ISD Elementary Schools, thanks to the generosity of members. The Willis' Teachers and Staff really appreciate each child receiving their very own dictionary. The Dictionaries are updated every year providing information on word definitions, the Solar System, Weights and Measures, the United States Constitution, the Presidents from George Washington to Joe Biden, and so much more. The teachers teach with the dictionaries and the students use them to complete assignments. The books were delivered by Literacy Chairman Ann South and associate member Steve South.
Comment by teacher Tracy Wheat: This teacher thanks you!! I always look forward to the day you deliver dictionaries…We went section by section to see all the treasures hidden in the dictionary, and my students already used them on an assignment! Thank you for supporting us and our students.
Constitutions Delivery by NSRW Members
Literacy Chairman Ann South and associate member Steve South made the rounds September 16 of all elementary schools in Willis ISD to hand out Constitution booklets to fifth graders in advance of Constitution Day on September 17. Steve was rewarded with donuts for helping his wife with the deliveries. NSRW believes in the importance of the Constitution, and wants students to begin their study of it early.
Caring for America Chairs Deliver to Under Over Mission
NSRW Caring for America co-chairmen Sharon O'Neil and Sherry Martinez took bags of toiletries to the Under Over Mission in Conroe yesterday. Described as a "church without a building.... that is focused on building a kingdom", the group provides a soup kitchen, food pantry, and help for the homeless, among other ministries. NSRW members donate travel size shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste and other items they collect when they stay in hotels or visit the dentist. After unloading the bags, Sharon, Sherry and NSRW media chairman Ann Kate were given a tour of the facilities and got to see some of the ways the community is helped.
North Shore Republican Women Shooting Group Meets Monthly - first Friday
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