Lorie Medina is a visionary leader and changemaker in the private and public sectors for nearly thirty years. She is a rare catalyst for outreach and collaboration within political, civic, and culturally diverse organizations. Lorie can effectively communicate complex issues with ease. She knows how to identify high-potential talent and has mentored countless junior and senior leaders. Lorie has created numerous innovative platforms, including corporate social responsibility campaigns, and is highly skilled at developing coalitions to achieve success.

Lorie recently served as the Chief of Staff for the Mayor of Frisco, Texas, the fastest-growing city and the #1 Best Place to Live by Money Magazine. A published author and award-winning political organizer, Lorie is a nationally recognized political leader, has advised countless candidates and elected officials, and has been featured in national and international media. Previous to her career in politics, Lorie worked in technology for 12 years. She started in sales and later, quickly moved up the ladder into executive management roles. Lorie was responsible for sales, operations, opening new regions, staffing, and then ultimately, the lead executive on all multi-million dollar deals.

Lorie is currently the Board Chair of the Baylor Scott White Frisco Community Advisory Board. Lorie attended Baylor University and received a Bachelor of Arts.