Rebecca Neal joined the DMA staff in January 2012.  She brings over 20 years of experience working on Capitol Hill and in fortune 500 companies including EDS, Weber-Shandwick Worldwide and Hewlett Packard, European Headquarters (Geneva, Switzerland).

On Capitol Hill, Rebecca was a staffer providing a range of duties in the offices of Representative David E Satterfield (D-VA), Representative Charlie Vanik (D-OH) on the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee and Senator Mark O Hatfield (R-OR) on the Senate Appropriations Committee. 

In the private sector, Rebecca worked at EDS, where she was a Team Leader and EA to the Vice President of Government Affairs (OGA).  She organized numerous fundraisers for members of Congress and special events for President Clinton’s 1997 Inauguration and the Virginia inaugural ball.  Working in conjunction with EDS and The National Geographic Society, Rebecca coordinated events for the Jason Project, a renowned interactive long-distance educational program that was founded by Dr. Bob Ballard, the oceanographer and explorer who discovered the shipwreck of RMS Titanic.

Rebecca was employed at Weber-Shandwick Worldwide. In this role she partnered with former Senator Don Riegle (D-MI), assisting him as well as managing the dynamics of the organization. 

Rebecca Neal received her BA from the University of Mary Washington.  Rebecca primarily assists Denny and Sandra with scheduling, research and client matters.