Craig DiSesa serves as the president of the Middle Resolution Policy Foundation. Prior to serving with the Middle Resolution, Craig’s business background included owning a small business that built tennis courts. Craig’s professional experience taught him success is obtainable with hard work, a passion for helping others, and a desire to be a positive influence in his community.

Over the past 14 years, Craig has used those lessons to organize grassroots movements to advance freedom in Virginia. His experience in creating coalitions includes working with local, state, and national organizations to achieve positive change that impacts all citizens in the Commonwealth.

Presently, one of Craig’s responsibilities is leading a statewide coalition called the Virginia Education Opportunity Alliance. Recognizing the challenges plaquing our public school system, the VEOA has embarked on a journey to advance more options in education for our nation’s most important resource, our children.

Cate has an eye for detail and follows the numbers like a hawk.  She thrives in a team environment working well in any circumstance. Cate is honored to work with such talented and passionate people that Middle Resolution Policy Foundation has attracted over the years.

Working efficiently and effectively, the team along with Cate, has been able to accomplish great things in Virginia…and we’re just getting started!

Nancy was the campaign manager for the Bob Good for Congress campaign in 2020 and served as campaign manager for Dave Brat’s Congressional re-election campaign in 2016 as well as his Deputy Campaign Manager in 2014. Nancy has worked on local and state races as well as grassroots conservative causes in Virginia over the last decade. Nancy retired from Henrico County Public Schools in 2011 having served as the department chair for the program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students and lead Audiologist for the school division. Nancy graduated from Mary Washington College and the University of Virginia with a bachelor’s degree and holds a Masters Degree from James Madison University.

Kris has worked as a management consultant to both private and public sector clients in the power generation, information technology, pharmaceutical, and post-secondary education markets. He has built and sold two successful businesses and has held executive-level positions in privately- and publicly-held corporations. Kris also served our country as a nuclear submarine officer in the United States Navy.

Karla Kraynak Bruno is a former English teacher and librarian, with over 40 years as an educator and researcher to her credit. She is a published author of historical fiction, a frequent guest columnist for two regional Virginia newspapers, and and a staunch advocate for Virginia’s rightful claim to the First Thanksgiving.

Ms. Bruno earned a B.A. and an M.A.Ed. from the College of William and Mary and a Master’s degree in Library Science from the Catholic University of America. Her latest book is William and Mary and Tyler, Too: a biography of Lyon G. Tyler, to be published as soon as it is finished, in between bouts of conservative activism.