Madison Bradley

Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Madison developed an early appreciation for environmental stewardship while exploring the Pacific Northwest’s natural landscapes. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University with a double major in Geography and Environment, Sustainability, and Policy, and a minor in Political Science. At Syracuse, Madison focused on climate resilience and sustainable development, completing a capstone on climate adaptation strategies for Antigua and Barbuda. She studied abroad in Copenhagen, where she examined European approaches to urban sustainability and contributed to the Global Fashion Agenda Summit as a Crew Member, coordinating international leaders in sustainability. Her professional experience includes roles as an Administrative Assistant at the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families and a Congressional Intern in the U.S. House of Representatives. Madison now serves as Executive Coordinator for the Climate and Energy Program, providing logistical and operational support to advance program initiatives. Outside of work, she enjoys film photography, hiking, and exploring new corners of Washington, D.C.