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Gabrielle graduated from Morrow High School and holds a bachelor's degree in Communications from Walden University and a second bachelor's degree in Print Journalism and Communication Studies from Troy University. She resides in Stone Mountain, Georgia and is married to her husband, with whom they have two children. She served as Vice President of the DeKalb Young Democrats, Committee Chair of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Decatur-DeKalb Chapter, and the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office Community Commission on Policy Review/

Gabrielle is an Ambassador of Student Transformation with the Maxwell Leadership Foundation and is the Vice President of Marketing and a Digital Marketing Advisor for a non-profit organization, Growing Leaders. She also worked as a Marketing and Sales Manager with Medieval Times, Content Strategist with DigitalSherpa and a self-employed Marketing Consultant. 

Gabrielle Rogers ran for the George House of Representatives representing District 88 in 2022, but did not win. 

As Committee Chair of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, her chapter implemented 50 programs and provided $100,000 for Dekalb county families in Health, Economic Empowerment and Education.

Co-founded the Stone Mountain Action Coalition which aims to reduce memorializing confederacy in Stone Mountain Park.

Wants to alter voting process to ensure accuracy through replacing machines with legitimate paper trails, conduct election result audits regularly and implement cybersecurity training for elected officials.

Wants to streamline accessibility of public records

- As Committee Chair of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, her chapter implemented 50 programs and provided $100,000 for Dekalb county families in Health, Economic Empowerment and Education.
- Co-founded the Stone Mountain Action Coalition which aims to reduce memorializing confederacy in Stone Mountain Park.
- Wants to alter voting process to ensure accuracy through replacing machines with legitimate paper trails, conduct election result audits regularly and implement cybersecurity training for elected officials.
- Wants to streamline accessibility of public records

Public Services

Advocated for small and minority-owned businesses and young professionals as a board member on the DeKalb Chamber.

Said primary areas of focus are economic development, public safety and housing.

Wants to attract new businesses to the area, support local businesses, and develop more job opportunities as she believes that will foster economic growth and improve quality of life for local residents.

Wants to increase affordable housing by stabilizing rent and offering programs helping low-income residents.

- Advocated for small and minority-owned businesses and young professionals as a board member on the DeKalb Chamber.
- Said primary areas of focus are economic development, public safety and housing.
- Wants to attract new businesses to the area, support local businesses, and develop more job opportunities as she believes that will foster economic growth and improve quality of life for local residents.
- Wants to increase affordable housing by stabilizing rent and offering programs helping low-income residents.

Economy

As of March 23, 2024, Gabrielle Rogers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Wants to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and community organizations in an effort to address crime.

- Wants to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and community organizations in an effort to address crime.

Public Safety

Supports increasing accessibility to affordable housing.

- Supports increasing accessibility to affordable housing.

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Gabrielle Rogers

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Gabrielle graduated from Morrow High School in 2008 and holds a bachelor's degree in Communications in 2019 from Walden University and a second bachelor's degree in Print Journalism and Communication Studies in 2013 from Troy University. She resides in Stone Mountain, Georgia and is married to her husband, with whom they have two children. She served as Vice President of the DeKalb Young Democrats, Committee Chair of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Decatur-DeKalb Chapter, and the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office Community Commission on Policy Review, amongst other community organizations. 

Gabrielle Rogers ran for the George House of Representatives representing District 88, but did not win. 

Wants to streamline accessibility of public records for elected officials.

- As Committee Chair of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, her chapter implemented 50 programs and provided $100,000 for Dekalb county families in Health, Economic Empowerment and Education.
- Co-founded the Stone Mountain Action Coalition which aims to reduce memorializing confederacy in Stone Mountain Park.
- Wants to alter voting process to ensure accuracy through replacing machines with legitimate paper trails, conduct election result audits regularly and implement cybersecurity training for elected officials.
- Wants to streamline accessibility of public records for elected officials.

Gabrielle is an Ambassador of Student Transformation with the Maxwell Leadership Foundation and is the Vice President of Marketing and a Digital Marketing Advisor for Growing Leaders She also worked as a Marketing and Sales Manager with Medieval Times, Content Strategist with DigitalSherpa and a self-employed Marketing Consultant. 

Gabrielle graduated from Morrow High School in 2008 and holds a bachelor's degree in Communications in 2019 from Walden University and a second bachelor's degree in Print Journalism and Communication Studies in 2013 from Troy University. She resides in Stone Mountain, Georgia and is married to her husband, with whom they have two children. 

Gabrielle has worked in strategic digital initiatives and e2e campaign lifecycles for non-profit organizations, and marketing firms, and large companies. . She also served as a Marketing and Sales Director, Vice President of a nonprofit organization, Marketing at Growing Leaders, and a digital Marketing Advisor. 

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