Alexis
Haridopolos

Associate
“Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow.” - Vincent Van Gogh

Alexis is an Associate at The Prosper Group. She is a Florida native who attended Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida, studying political science. She began her career working in the offices of Senator Rick Scott and Congressman Bill Posey.

Before joining The Prosper Group, Alexis acquired three years of fundraising and media strategy experience, managing direct mail campaigns for Republican congressional and gubernatorial races. Her expertise in list acquisition, message development, and creative execution has helped her clients achieve notable electoral victories.

In addition to her direct mail fundraising expertise, Alexis has also worked in competitive intelligence for a Republican media buying agency. In this role, she was responsible for monitoring industry trends, tracking competitors’ activities, and analyzing data to inform media buying decisions. Her insights and recommendations have helped clients achieve more effective media placements.

Outside of her political background, Alexis is a lover of all things music. She’s a regular concertgoer, always on the lookout for the latest shows to attend, and a collector of vinyl records. When she’s not jamming out to her favorite tunes, Alexis can be found at yoga classes or visiting her family in Florida. Alexis currently resides in Washington, D.C.

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