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Lynn Harsh

Lynn 200px Lynn Harsh is Vice President of Strategy for State Policy Network. Ms. Harsh is the co-founder and former chief executive officer of Washington State's Freedom Foundation (formerly Evergreen Freedom Foundation). After receiving her degree in secondary education, she taught high school English and history and served briefly as a school principal. Ms. Harsh left the field of secondary education to work in politics and eventually public policy. She found her niche as an idea entrepreneur: crafting and executing strategies to solve problems; hiring great leaders and teams; innovating and evaluating. She finds respite in gardening, cooking, college basketball and visiting her grown children. She loves music, reading, most teenagers and pretty much anything outdoors.

Email: harsh@spn.org

Phone: (703) 229-1010

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State Policy Network is made up of free market think tanks - at least one in every state - fighting to limit government and advance market-friendly public policy at the state and local levels. SPN and our members make the Founders' vision for the American Republic a reality as the nation's only 50-state distribution network for market-oriented public policy ideas. Our programs advance and defend American liberty and free enterprise by assisting new start-up organizations, growing existing state think tanks, recruiting talent to the think tank industry, developing strategic partnerships, and promoting the free-market state movement. Read More

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