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Home City: Paradise Valley Occupation: Social Entrepreneur Member Since: 2019 |
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Aaron Lieberman is an Arizona native and experienced social entrepreneur with a demonstrated track record of success in scaling organizations in the social sector. Aaron founded Jumpstart out of his college dorm room at Yale. After graduation, while getting Jumpstart off the ground, Aaron started his career as a Head Start teacher in Boston. Aaron then led Jumpstart as its founding CEO for seven years. To date, over 50,000 college students have served as Jumpstart Corps members, earning over $200 million in college scholarships through AmeriCorps, while working with over 100,000 young children. In 2002, Aaron founded Acelero Learning, a company focused on closing the achievement gap for Head Start children and families. Children enrolled in Acelero Learning’s Head Start program make gains at nearly three times the national average. Through its second business unit, Shine Early Learning, Acelero Learning helps other early childhood providers use its best practices and tools. Today, Acelero Learning has over $80M in annual revenue, employs over 1800 staff, and directly impacts 30,000+ low-income young children. Aaron served as CEO until 2015 when he transitioned into the role of chairman. In 2015, Aaron returned home to Arizona to serve as CEO of Phoenix Spine, where he helped the company grow dramatically and eventually led the process of bringing in an outside investor. In 2017, Aaron joined New Profit, a pioneering venture-philanthropy firm, as a part-time Partner leadings its early childhood work. In this capacity, he is raising $23.5 million to fund a public-private partnership in the State of Massachusetts to support the implementation of new evidence-based models of training and technical assistance. In 2018, Aaron ran for and won a seat in the Arizona State House, representing Legislative District 28 where he both grew up and now lives with his wife Jamie and their two boys. As a first-time political candidate, he knocked over 5000 doors and raised more money to support his campaign than any other State House candidate (challenger or incumbent). He has been named to the Education and Appropriations committees. |
Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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HB2001 | C | online home sharing; repeal |
HB2190 | C | state employees; paid family leave |
HB2191 | C | crime reporting; gender; age; homelessness |
HB2348 | C | municipal TPT; residential rentals; limit |
HB2351 | C | real estate; employee; rent collection |
HB2372 | C | schools; dyslexia; screening; training |
HB2387 | C | continuing high school program |
HB2422 | C | coordinated reentry planning services programs |
HB2423 | C | AHCCCS; dental care; pregnant women |
HB2424 | C | AHCCCS; pregnant women; eligibility |
HB2425 | C | insurance; study; reinsurance programs; appropriation |
HB2426 | C | medical services; purchase; study committee |
HB2427 | C | medical services; purchase; premiums |
HB2430 | C | oversight committee; residential care; children |
HB2448 | C | public schools; innovation plans |
HB2504 | C | appropriations; affordable housing |
HB2508 | C | recalls; city elections; signatures required |
HB2511 | C | appropriation; financial aid trust fund |
HB2512 | C | consumer credit lending; military members |
HB2513 | C | financial institutions; examinations; military lending |
HB2514 | P* | schools; special education weights; funding |
HB2515 | P* | chlorpyrifos; prohibition |
HB2516 | P* | charter schools; audits; financial reports |
HB2517 | P* | schools; charter management organizations; contracts |
HB2518 | P* | schools; expenditure limit; overrides |
HB2519 | P* | undesignated felony; misdemeanor designation |
HB2520 | P* | child care assistance; rates |
HB2521 | P* | administrative costs; limit; STOs |
HB2522 | P* | bingo; licenses; taxes. (NOW: bingo; conduct; licenses; taxes) |
HB2523 | P* | overrides; informational pamphlets; argument submittals |
HB2524 | P* | schools; compulsory attendance; minimum age |
HB2525 | P* | appropriation; child care assistance |
HB2526 | P* | Arizona online instruction; funding |
HB2538 | C | health care workers; assault; prevention |
HB2539 | C | statewide ADA coordinator; appropriation |
HB2541 | C | health care institutions; education; abuse |
HB2542 | C | mandatory reporting; vulnerable adults; penalties |
HB2569 | C | DCS; investigation; schools; children; disabilities |
HB2570 | C | archaeology advisory commission; continuation |
HB2571 | C | appropriation; military; discharge; tribal ceremonies |
HB2572 | C | appropriation; Navajo veterans housing |
HB2573 | C | appropriation; laboratory; Navajo technical university |
HB2577 | C | appropriations; tribal senior citizens programs |
HB2583 | C | housing trust fund; unclaimed property |
HB2584 | C | state law; local violation; repeal |
HB2585 | C | appropriations; medical workforce development |
HB2586 | C | appropriation; healthy families program |
HB2587 | C | appropriation; community health grants |
HB2588 | C | child care assistance; tiered reimbursement |
HB2596 | C | children's health insurance program; eligibility |
HB2600 | C | adoption; original birth certificate; release |
HB2603 | C | Arizona-Israel commission; establishment |
HB2614 | C | archaeology advisory commission; continuation |
HB2624 | C | human trafficking; civil action; liability |
HB2625 | C | civics celebration day; civics education |
HB2627 | C | timeshares; public reports; purchase contracts |
HB2639 | C | public service scholarship fund |
HB2682 | C | schools; instruction; Holocaust; genocides |
HB2683 | C | anti-semitism; crime reporting; aggravating factor |
HB2688 | C | call center relocation |
HB2689 | C | misclassification; tax fraud; task force |
HB2690 | C | state agencies; veterans status; inquiry |
HB2692 | C | appropriation; coordinated homeless youth services |
HB2707 | C | conversion therapy; prohibition; sexual orientation |
HB2708 | C | wrongful arrest; record clearance |
HB2727 | C | AHCCCS; pregnant women; dental care. |
HB2733 | C | appropriations; community colleges |
HB2762 | C | project rocket pilot program; appropriations |
HB2770 | C | water rights; general adjudications; funding |
HB2776 | C | publicity pamphlet; submittal dates |
HB2781 | C | appropriations; dyslexia screening and education |
HB2782 | C | CTEDs; 9th grade; workforce needs |
HB2783 | C | educator health insurance; study committee |
HB2785 | C | appropriations; DPS: school safety program |
HB2803 | P* | appropriation; electric school buses |
HB2804 | P* | community colleges; financial benefits; study |
HB2806 | C | appropriations; preschool development grants |
HB2815 | C | campaign finance; public service corporations. |
HB2859 | C | monitoring program; fish contaminants |
HB2860 | C | African American history; curriculum; appropriation |
HB2861 | C | anatomical gifts; presumption; opt-out |
HB2862 | C | study committee; missing African-American females |
HB2863 | C | prisoners; nonoperating identification license |
HB2865 | C | discrimination; prohibited; protective hairstyles |
HB2866 | C | appropriation; Arizona arts trust fund |
HB2868 | C | local planning; residential housing; repeal |
HB2869 | C | charter schools; holders; governing bodies |
HB2873 | C | income tax credits; repeal |
HB2875 | C | regulation; short-term rentals |
HB2886 | C | landlord; tenant; fee disclosure |
HB2887 | C | mental health; parity; advisory committee |
HCM2002 | C | Nogales wastewater fairness; urging Congress |
HCM2009 | C | floodwater harvesting; study; urging Congress |
HCR2002 | C | ratification; equal rights amendment.. |
HCR2013 | C | consumer data; privacy; federal standard |
HCR2025 | P* | legislative immunity; repeal |
HCR2029 | C | campaign finance; source disclosure |
HCR2037 | P* | short-term rentals; vacation rentals. |
HCR2045 | C | medical marijuana; mental health; research |
HCR2048 | C | in-state tuition; universities; community colleges |
HM2002 | C | military sexual trauma; servicemembers |
SB1152 | C | medical student loan program |
SB1161 | C | cancers; presumption; workers' compensation |
SB1225 | C | youth music and art plates |
SB1229 | C | securities; exempt transactions. |
SB1310 | C | appropriation; adult protective services |
SB1314 | C | hearing evaluations; preschools |
SB1315 | C | kinship foster care stipend |
SB1317 | C | elderly assistance fund; appropriation |
SB1319 | C | county treasurer; investment earnings; operation |
SB1320 | C | housing trust fund; unclaimed property |
SB1349 | C | appropriation; students with disabilities |
SB1438 | C | fantasy sports competitions; definition |
SB1439 | C | breast implant surgery; informed consent |
SB1444 | C | schools; excused absences; mental health |
SB1445 | C | suicide prevention training; school employees |
SB1446 | C | student identification cards; suicide prevention |
SB1453 | C | appropriation; Maricopa community college district |
SB1454 | C | schools; incentive program; dual enrollment |
SB1455 | C | teachers academy; dual enrollment courses |
SB1456 | C | community colleges; dual enrollment; funding |
SB1659 | C | racing on highways; assessment; impoundment |
SB1661 | C | promise scholarship program; ADOA; appropriation |
SCR1024 | C | supporting refugees |