Jeff Gulko has a track record of over a decade  developing and executing strategic programs - strategic planning, cause related marketing, public affairs, public relations, and community and media relations - that drive sustainable growth and build business and shareholder value for enterprises in a variety of market sectors to include several campaigns and federal agencies to include The White House, the Department of Energy, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Department of Defense (DOD), and The Supreme Court of the United States.

Jeff currently serves corporations, emerging businesses and professional athletes and entertainers, to include Major League Baseball Legend Luis Tiant, and Project RISE, a nonprofit that focuses on improving the lives at-risk African American and Latino children.

Prior to his current position, Jeff most recently served as the National Grassroots Director for Governor Bill Richardson’s Presidential Campaign where he managed the campaign's grassroots program which included ballot access, visibility, letters-to-the-editor, grassroots fundraising and volunteer travel in the forty-six non-early primary states.  Jeff was recognized by several national and local media outlets to include multiple times by US News and World Report.

As a Counter-Terrorism Analyst at the National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC), Jeff served as an editor of the “Global Patterns of Terrorism” report that is used by both the President and Congress.  During his tenure at the NCTC, Jeff worked the Directorate of Operations, the Directorate of Intelligence, and the Mission Support Office as an analyst focusing on Counter-Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons Proliferation, and as a Special Investigator. 

At the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Jeff worked for the Infrastructure Assurance and Protection Directorate and was responsible for preparing and disseminating bulletins and advisories to state and local governments, law enforcement, and private industry.  At both DOD and The Supreme Court of the United States, Jeff served as a Continuity of Operations Analyst and supported the development and implementation of comprehensive Test, Training, and Exercise (TT&E) programs for both institutions. 

At the Department of Energy (DOE), Jeff served as Special Assistant to the Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson.  In this role, Jeff handled sensitive intelligence, political and communications issues for the Secretary and served as the primary liaison between the Secretary and US Embassies throughout the world and managed all logistical issues relating to the Secretary to include transportation, hospitality, and security. 

At The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), Jeff served as Deputy Manager of the White House Athletic Initiative Against Drugs and served as the a primary liaison between the White House and professional and amateur sports. Jeff co-created the National Coachathon Against Drugs, a national effort that included the participation of over 100,000 coaches nationwide.  Jeff was recognized by US News and World Report for changing the mindset of the nation and its athletes on this issue.

Jeff is a graduate of The George Washington University and is on the Board of Directors of Project R.I.S.E., a Boston-based nonprofit that educates at-risk youth and prepares them for a college education.  Jeff and his wife Gail reside in Boston.