The James Madison Institute has added Logan Bragdon to its staff as coalitions manager, the organization announced.
In the role, Bragdon will focus on building partnerships and coordinating with organizations, community leaders and stakeholder groups that align with the institute’s priorities around limited government, free markets and individual liberty.
“I am beyond excited to serve as the coalitions manager at The James Madison Institute and join such a talented and passionate team. I am eager to expand JMI’s impact and champion ideas that empower individuals and keep our state on a path to opportunity and prosperity,” Bragdon said.
Bragdon previously held several roles in Florida politics and policy, including positions with the Florida House, Enwright Rimes Consulting, the Foundation for Florida’s Future and the Florida Housing Finance Corporation.
A Tallahassee native, Bragdon graduated from Lincoln High School before earning a bachelor’s degree in political science from Florida State University.
Senior Vice President Logan Elizabeth Padgett said Bragdon’s background working across government and advocacy organizations made him a strong addition to the team.
“With Logan’s experience and motivation, I know he will make a great addition to the JMI team. I look forward to witnessing the impact of his coalition-building efforts with organizations and community leaders across Florida,” Padgett said.
Doug Wheeler, Director of the George Gibbs Center for Economic Prosperity at JMI, said Bragdon’s experience will help the organization expand its reach in Florida and beyond.
“As JMI grows and expands our presence both in Florida and beyond, we are pleased to welcome Logan Bragdon as our new coalitions manager,” Wheeler said. “He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to really invigorate JMI’s presence around the state and nationally.”
