Alicia Scott's Biography
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Full Name:
Alicia 'Aer' Scott
Gender:
Female
Family:
Spouse: Robert; 4 Children: Robert, Kenneth, Taylor, Nathaniel
Birth Date:
11/19/1976
Birth Place:
Compton, CA
Home City:
Savannah, GA
Religion:
Christian
BS, Political Science, University of Maryland
MA, Diplomacy and International Commerce, Norwich University, 2011-2013
Candidate, Georgia State House of Representatives, District 164, 2018
No caucus information on file.
Senior Consultant, Founder, Chief Executive Officer, Introspect Consulting Group Limited Liability Company, 2014-present
Executive Assistant, Berger & Associates
Served, United States Army, 2009-2014
Training Instructor, United States Department of Defense, 2011-2012
Licensed Financial Services Executive, Countrywide Bank, 2007-2008
Licensed Financial Consultant, AXA Advisors, 2006-2007
Licensed Financial Consultant, AIG Financial Services, 2005-2006
Manager of Investment Advisory Services, Associated Securities Corporation, Pacific Life, 2004-2005
Operations Executive, Compak Asset Management, 2003-2004
Manager of Investment Advisory Services, National Planning Corporation, 2000-2003
Fundraising Volunteer, The Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center, 2016-present
Regional Field Director of Georgia, Bernie 2016, 2016
Findraiser, American Cancer Society, 2013
Volunteer Lecturer, United States Department of State, 2013
Priority Issues:
TOP 10 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES
We need better ethics laws with actual penalties to hold elected officials accountable.
We need laws to protect homeowners from Developers who use HOA's to infringe upon our rights as property owners and diminish our quality of life.
We need a real voice in Atlanta to speak up for the low-country when threats come to destroy our environment with developments and/or pollutants that make our air less breathable and our water undrinkable.
We need to expand Medicaid in Georgia and protect our rural areas access to healthcare.
We need to legalize and decriminalize Marijuana.
We need to reform and repeal Mandatory Minimums in our justice system.
We need adequately fund our state education system and pay teachers better wages.
We need to adequately fund the Department of Family and Children's services to protect the most vulnerable members of our society and provide much needed wrap-around services.
We need to repeal the sanctuary cities ban on private universities in Georgia.
We need to create Voter Access and Education laws to ensure our elections are fair and that every vote is counted.
We need to reform the cash bail system in Georgia to reduce the impact of disparate impact among people of color.