August 15, 2016

GREAT AMERICA PAC EXPANDS TEAM WITH ADDITION OF BATTLEGROUND STATE OUTREACH AND NATIONAL COALITIONS OPERATIVE 

AARON MANAIGO JOINS TO EXPAND ON AN ALREADY EXPERIENCED CAMPAIGN TEAM TO HELP WITH MESSAGING AND GOTV PROGRAMS

Alexandria, VA – Today Great America PAC, the leading independent committee supporting Donald J. Trump for President, announced Aaron T. Manaigo is joining the committee as a senior advisor and co-chair for coalitions.  Manaigo will focus on battleground state coalitions, messaging, and ground campaign operations and has previously worked on the presidential campaigns of President George W Bush, Senator John McCain, and Herman Cain as a senior advisor and national director of coalitions.

"Aaron's strong experience and background are a terrific fit for the programs we are running during the final months of this election," said Eric Beach, Great America PAC Co-Chair.  "We know his impact will be significant and we are excited to have him join our team."

Great America PAC is committed to having maximum impact the election and supporting Donald Trump’s candidacy by engaging minority cohort voters; Managio will help lead a national grassroots and grasstops effort, focusing on battleground states with high concentrations of minority voters.  

"I'm proud to join Great America PAC and help expand upon the tremendous work they've been doing for months," said Managio. "Donald Trump has the right plan to create millions of new jobs, strengthen our economy, and support Americans in every community across the country.  This stands in stark contrast to the failed policies and misguided approach that Hillary Clinton's candidacy represents."

Great America PAC is the premiere pro-Trump Super PAC led by veteran Republican strategist, Ed Rollins.  The group has raised and spent over $9 million in support of Donald Trump’s candidacy, broadcasting more than 5,000 TV spots, secured over 140,000 donations, and built a file of millions of active, newly engaged Trump supporters across the country.  Founded by businessman Bill Doddridge and Eric Beach, the committee recently named Stanley Hubbard, Chairman of Hubbard Broadcasting, and Doug Lebda, founder of LendingTree, as co-chairs.