Anne is the COO and Secretary of the Board of NumbersUSA. In that capacity, she is responsible for organizational brand, Human Resources, and the design graphics Creative Team that produces all visual content for NumbersUSA. Having been with the organization for over two decades, she has had a hand in virtually all aspects of the operation, seeing it grow from a nascent grassroots group to the largest single-issue advocacy organization in the country. Anne is a graduate of the College of William and Mary.

Chief Information Officer
With over two decades of experience in Operations and Strategic Initiatives, Mr. Huey, in his current capacity, endeavors to utilize his extensive knowledge and expertise to define and execute a strategic direction for modernizing the organization’s Information Technology, operations, and digital presence. His primary objective is to achieve and accelerate impact with the aim of enhancing the organization’s technological architecture and optimize its operational efficiency, and digital footprint. He is well-versed in managing complex systems and has a proven track record of driving innovation and growth. Mr. Huey’s illustrious career has been dedicated to aligning Information Technology solutions with enterprise needs, spanning across several industries, such as investment, medical, and media. His wealth of knowledge and experience is expected to significantly contribute to NumbersUSA’s cause objectives and bolster its position in the political sphere.

Michael Hough is the Director of Federal Relations for NumbersUSA. In this role he works closely with federal officials, policymakers and stakeholders to advocate for sensible immigration policy. He is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, where he served as a Minuteman III Missile Technician. Michael previously served as Chief of Staff for U.S. Rep. Alex X. Mooney (WV-02). He was an elected member of the Maryland House of Delegates and the Maryland Senate. He has provided policy guidance to numerous organizations including the Faith & Freedom Coalition and the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).

Andre Barnes is the HBCU Engagement Director for NumbersUSA. Barnes obtained a Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies from the University of Virginia and a Master in Education with a concentration on early childhood from Moreland University. Barnes previously served as Admissions Advisor to Moreland University, Arizona College of Nursing, and My Computer Career. He also served as Janitorial Staff Manager in Alexandria, VA and High School Mentor with the University of Virginia College Guides. He is the Father of 4 and lives in Woodbridge with his wife of 12 years. Andre is a big fan of basketball and football, and loves spending time with friends and family.

Jeremy Beck has served in different capacities during his two stints with NumbersUSA, 1998-1999 and 2005-present, including hand delivering faxes from constituents to Members of Congress back when some Capitol Hill offices didn't have email. He spent his childhood summers road tripping across the American landscape and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity on the Eastern Shore. Jeremy graduated magna cum laude from James Madison University, where he was an Honors Scholar.

Andrew leads our effort to encourage state politicians to pass sensible policies like E-Verify and mitigate the effects of federal immigration enforcement failures. He started with NumbersUSA in 2011, contributing both to local activism and media initiatives along the way. Before that, Andrew was the Director of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus. He is a graduate of American University but he grew up in Douglas County, CO - which experienced the highest percentage of growth from 1980-2009 of any county in America.

Rob is NumbersUSA's Sustainability Outreach Liaison, having joined the team in 2017. His superpower is serving as a connector to help accelerate the pace of progress. A graduate of Santa Clara University, Rob is committed to creating a more just and sustainable world with competence, conscience, and compassion.

Jim is an original staff member of NumbersUSA, having served since 1996. In past roles, he headed the technology, recruiting, and fundraising portfolios. Currently, he is working to build out the NumbersUSA network of alliances as VP of Alliances and Activism.

Eric Ruark is the Director of Research and Sustainability, and Director of Public Relations for NumbersUSA. He has worked on immigration policy since 2008. He has a B.A. and an M.A. in History from Virginia Commonwealth University and completed his comprehensive Ph.D. exams in 20th Century European History, with a concentration in the history of science, technology, and the environment at the University of Maryland. Eric has researched and published extensively on U.S. immigration policy, and his work has been cited in national and international media reports. He testified before the Senate on agricultural guest worker programs in 2011.