Moses Dixon
President & CEO at Central Massachusetts Agency on Aging
Philanthropy
Aging
Community
Healthcare
Senior Citizens
Worcester United States (Massachusetts)
Professional Status
Employed
Open to opportunities
About Me
Moses Dixon graduated from the State University of New York at Binghamton in New York, where he completed his Doctoral degree in community and public affairs.
Moses Dixon is building a career focused on advocating for members of his community, especially those who have been disenfranchised and marginalized. As a hopeful and upbeat person, he uses his motivation and positive attitude to locate and address issues impacting senior citizens, communities of color, and the homeless population. Above all else, Moses strives to effect positive change for those in need in his community.
Moses Dixon has also been published throughout his academic career. In 2009, he published “A Qualitative Analysis of African Americans’ Role in Preparing Future Leaders” with the National Conference on Undergraduate Research through the University of Wisconsin at La Crosse; in 2011 – along with eight other authors – he published “Youth and Young Adult Homelessness in Worcester, Massachusetts”; and in 2013, he published “A Strategic Overview of The Proposed Slots Parlor in The City of Worcester, Massachusetts Green Island Area” through Clark University.
Moses Dixon is building a career focused on advocating for members of his community, especially those who have been disenfranchised and marginalized. As a hopeful and upbeat person, he uses his motivation and positive attitude to locate and address issues impacting senior citizens, communities of color, and the homeless population. Above all else, Moses strives to effect positive change for those in need in his community.
Moses Dixon has also been published throughout his academic career. In 2009, he published “A Qualitative Analysis of African Americans’ Role in Preparing Future Leaders” with the National Conference on Undergraduate Research through the University of Wisconsin at La Crosse; in 2011 – along with eight other authors – he published “Youth and Young Adult Homelessness in Worcester, Massachusetts”; and in 2013, he published “A Strategic Overview of The Proposed Slots Parlor in The City of Worcester, Massachusetts Green Island Area” through Clark University.
Legislative Affairs & Community Relations Coordinator
Centro (Las Americas), Inc
June 2015
to July 2017
- • In collaboration with the President and CEO developed and managed CENTRO, INC strategy for strengthening relationships with elected officials and government agencies and increasing their understanding of and support for CENTRO.
• Supervised staff, interns and volunteers
• Planned budget for government relations activities within CENTRO, INC budget.
• Works with the board leadership to identify priority legislative and government relations issues for CENTRO.
Communicated and advocated CENTRO, INC priorities to local, regional, state and national elected officials and staff.
• Monitored legislation and policy activities, updates and advises leadership and staff about relevant policy proposals and actions, and worked with staff to analyze potential impacts on CENTRO, INC.
• Developed a wide range of materials in support of CENTRO, INC government relations agenda, such as talking points, legislative summaries, factsheets, testimony, reports, and letters.
