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Team

Our Team

Andrew Campanella

President and CEO

Events and Partnerships

Noelle DeLaney

Vice President, Events and Partnerships

Dr. Shaunette Parker

Director of Awareness
Events

Julia Dvorak

Senior Advisor, Events and Partnerships

Daniel Duran

Senior Advisor, Special Events 

Ashlei Brittany

Director of Participant Engagement

Mackenzie Mate

Coordinator, Participant Engagement

Lynn White

Advisor, Events and Partnerships

Joellyn Santo Paulo

Coordinator, School and Homeschool Recruitment

Finance and Strategic Growth

Sandy Brown

Vice President, Finance

Clare Mullin

Senior Advisor

Sarah Smith

Manager of Strategic Growth

Kyle Welch

Coordinator, Finance

Fulfillment and Program Services

Haleigh Madsen

Director, Fulfillment

Public Awareness

Shelby Doyle

Vice President, Public Awareness

Krissia Campos Spivey

Project Director, Conoce tus Opciones Escolares

Rebecca Collopy

Manager of Program Systems and Evaluation

Alissa Jacques

Coordinator, Social Media

Lucia Matamoros

Coordinator, Media Relations and Research

Astrid Rodriguez

Coordinator, Digital Content

Andrew Campanella

President and CEO

Andrew Campanella is one of the nation’s leading experts on K-12 school choice. He serves as the President and CEO of the National School Choice Awareness Foundation. Throughout his career as a nonprofit executive, Andrew has provided insightful and jargon-free commentary about education options to local, regional, and national media outlets in thousands of interviews.

With more than 18 years of senior-level experience in K-12 education, Andrew has led the National School Choice Week charitable program since 2012, playing a key role in the effort’s remarkable growth. In 2020, he authored The School Choice Roadmap: 7 Steps to Choosing the Right School for Your Child (Beaufort Books), which won the Foreword Indies Gold Award, a Silver IPPY, a Mom’s Choice Award, and a National Parenting Product Award.

Prior to his work with NSCAF and its related programs, Andrew served in senior-level positions at two national education organizations. Andrew attended traditional public schools in New Jersey and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science from American University in Washington, D.C. He lives in Miami, Florida.

Shelby Doyle

Vice President of Public Awareness

Shelby Doyle has dedicated her career to providing parents across the U.S. with access to unbiased information designed to help them navigate the school choice options for their children. As the Vice President of Public Awareness for the National School Choice Awareness Foundation, she serves as the organization’s chief spokesperson and oversees the foundation’s efforts to research, develop, and promote school navigation resources for parents.

Shelby has worked in senior-level positions with the National School Choice Week charitable program since 2014. Prior to her work with NSCAF and its related programs, Shelby worked in several positions at academic journals and for government officials. Shelby grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, and was homeschooled. She graduated from Houston Baptist University with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and government, and she lives in Nashville.

Krissia Campos Spivey

Project Director, Conoce tus Opciones Escolares

Krissia Campos Spivey is a rising national leader in ensuring equality of educational opportunity for Hispanic families. After raising the bar for parent-facing school choice resources in Spanish as a part of National School Choice Week, she’s expanding on that work as director of the newly launched Conoce tus Opciones Escolares (CTOE). In tandem with National School Choice Week, CTOE helps parents explore all of their K-12 education options, in Spanish, year-round.

In her role, Krissia leads the foundation’s efforts to communicate with Spanish-speaking communities, builds partnerships with nonprofit organizations to expand Spanish-language school choice outreach, and uses her expertise in digital communications to enhance the foundation’s programs. Through media appearances, informational videos, and articles, she has helped more than 50,000 Spanish-speaking parents access a great education for their children.

As a first-generation immigrant, she is passionate about empowering parents of every background to make informed decisions about their children’s education. Krissia is Salvadoran-American and fluent in both Spanish and English. She earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations and advertising from the Universidad Tecnológica de El Salvador and lives in Wake Forest, North Carolina.