A Message From Marc
People have asked me why I am seeking office as a new resident of Norwalk. I have moved to this city and I have made it my home. I am running for Common Council because I believe that I will bring a new energy and thoughtfulness to the Council that will be valuable to the city as it plans for the future. Growing up, I was always told that it is everyone’s responsibility to make a positive impact on the community that you live in. Some folks volunteer as coaches, some teach in our public schools, and others help their neighbors during times of need. I want to serve my community by bringing my diverse skill set and unique view of the world to the Common Council.
While I have only recently moved to Norwalk, I am not new to Connecticut politics. Last year, I had the privilege of working on the Lamont for Senate campaign. During my time with the campaign, I had the opportunity to meet many of Norwalk’s political leaders and residents. Our main Fairfield County headquarters was located on Van Zant Street, and I spent a good deal of time there, meeting and working with volunteers and discussing the issues facing our city. As I considered running for Common Council, I was in close touch with many of these people. Their encouragement is a large part of why I am running today.
Norwalk needs leaders with vision; people who are willing to look outside the box to find solutions to our city’s needs. I believe that I am one of those people. Over the past few years, I have worked in the private sector and the not-for-profit sector. I have worked for small, family run businesses, and large corporations. I believe that my diverse work experience will bring a unique vision to the Council and allow me to work across lines to reach common goals. Norwalk is at a crossroads and it requires leaders who will take the time to listen to people and learn about the details before making decisions that will impact our lives. I am that type of leader and I hope to have the opportunity to serve.
I look forward to getting to know you, and I hope that you will support my campaign with your vote on November 6th.
Best,
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