GENup Email Formats

Civic and Social Organizations • San Francisco, California, United States • 51-100 Employees

GENup Email Formats

GENup uses 4 email formats. The most common is {first name} (e.g., john@generationup.net), used 50% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}	john@generationup.net	50%
{first initial}{last name}	jdoe@generationup.net	20%
{first name}{last name}	johndoe@generationup.net	20%
{first initial}	j@generationup.net	10%

Key Contacts at GENup

Aries Cole

Director Of Higher Education Policy

Alvin Lee

Founder & Advisor

Genavieve Koenigshofer

Executive Director

Jan De Leon

Director Of Campaigns Higher Education

Tamia Paulino

Media Director

Diba Ghods

Director Of Technology

Vikram Mahajan

Director Of Media

Anusha Mishra

Director Of Mission San Jose High School Student Ambassadors

Company overview

Headquarters	San Francisco, California, United States
Website	generationup.net
NAICS	8134
Founded	2019
Employees	51-100
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About GENup

GENup is California’s largest youth-led education policy organization, engaging over 4,000+ student leaders from across the state that come from 85 K-12 public school districts as well as University of California and California State University institutions. GENup’s successes include working with the State Board of Education to create the State Seal for Civic Engagement, championing the historic ethnic studies bill (AB101) through the legislature & into law, fighting for equitable education funding during COVID, advocating for statewide mental health reform through legislation, successfully authoring/advocating/passing a bill into law on student board member rights (AB 824), campaigning for the U.S Department of Education’s first youth-advisory council, and passing (Los Angeles Unified, San Diego Unified, and Fresno Unified) first student bill of rights, collectively representing over 1.2 million students. In all, more than 46 education bills GENup sponsored, authored, or wrote have been signed into law by Governor Newsom, including legislation requiring a mental health curriculum in all high school health education courses. GENup has become an influential youth-voice representing California’s students in the most pressing conversations on education policy, and our more than 100+ local chapters are an effective platform for grassroots student-led advocacy in our state. From top to bottom, GENup is for youth and by youth.