Madison Busch
Research Assistant
Federal Public Affairs
Madison Busch joined McGuireWoods Consulting's Washington, D.C. office in September 2008 as a research assistant specializing in federal government relations. Prior to joining McGuireWoods Consulting, she interned at the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership, a bipartisan organization dedicated to improving political leadership in Virginia, where she was responsible for recruitment and planning for its youth programs.
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Madison has media experience having worked for Charlottesville radio station 92.7 KISS FM where she wrote and recorded news updates. She was also an editor of Uncommon Ground, a monthly political publication of the Informed Voters Foundation and served as a Charlottesville City Election Official from 2004 through 2008.
Madison graduated from the University of Virginia earning a bachelor’s degree in history and foreign affairs, with a concentration in Middle Eastern studies. She is also a graduate of the Sorensen Institute’s College Leaders Program and remains involved with the organization.
Education
- University of Virginia, Charlottesville, B.A., History and Foreign Affairs, 2008
Past Positions
- Program Manager, High School Leaders Program, The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership, 2008
- Intern, The Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership, 2007
Service
- Federal Public Affairs
