A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Jeremy Kenney graduated from McDaniel College with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and then earned a master’s degree from the University of Baltimore (U of Maryland system). Jeremy lives in Alexandria, Virginia with his wife Megan and their daughter. His first job in politics was as the Research Database Administrator for the NRSC under Senator McConnell. Before coming to Push, Jeremy was the Director of Development at the RNC for 12 years. While at the RNC, he worked closely with the Bush, McCain, and Romney presidential campaigns. His applications have been featured in the New York Times and he was the first to use Augmented Reality in politics in 2018. At Push, Jeremy leads the development of applications, API’s, and new technologies while overseeing data operations. Jeremy’s an unapologetic Philadelphia Eagles fan and a double bogey golfer.