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Alisha Woodward Burleson has an extensive work experience history. Alisha began their career as an intern at the Office of United States Senator Barbara Boxer in 2005. From there, they worked as an executive assistant at iPurity Clean Process in 2006. Alisha then served as an administrative assistant at the Congressional Hunger Center in 2007, handling various administrative tasks and supporting board meetings and training sessions.

In 2008, Alisha joined EMILY's List as a training assistant, managing endorsement logistics and maintaining a national online database of political staffers. Alisha then worked on the Jennifer Brunner Campaign in 2009 as a call time manager, setting financial goals and administering follow-up correspondence.

Alisha's experience in nonprofit organizations continued when they joined Emerge America in 2010 as a deputy development director/affiliate coordinator. In this role, they coordinated fundraising events and managed the organization's online presence. Alisha then became the national director of Emerge America, overseeing operations, accounting, and technology services. Alisha also provided consultation to Emerge's state affiliates on various areas including fundraising, board development, and strategic planning. Following this, Alisha became the operations director at Emerge, overseeing human resources, budgeting, and benefit programs.

Their most recent role is the chief of staff at Emerge, where they are responsible for setting and implementing strategic goals, policies, and day-to-day activities. Alisha also leads the development and mentorship of national staff.

Throughout their career, Alisha has demonstrated strong leadership skills and an ability to manage various aspects of operations and staff development. Alisha has a proven track record in managing budgets, implementing new systems, and fostering a positive organizational culture.

Alisha Woodward Burleson attended the University of San Diego from 2002 to 2006, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Their major areas of study were Political Science and Sociology.