If you've perused Muster's case studies or marketing materials, you've admired the graphic design work of Corey Vaughn. He has been a creative force on Muster's team for nearly a year. Corey studied Creative Advertising at Virginia Commonwealth University and keeps Muster's branding on point. Here are a few fun things to know about Corey: 

If you attended Muster's first annual "Civic Engagement and Advocacy Panel", you may have met Khalil Grant. He has been an integral member of the Muster team for over a year now. A Virginia native, Khalil studied Creative Advertising at Virginia Commonwealth University and is a key player in driving Muster's operations forward. Here are a few fun facts about Khalil: 

At Muster, we’re passionate about building the newest and greatest technology to bridge the gap between policymakers and mission-oriented organizations and associations. Our product development process is greatly informed by discussing digital advocacy ideas with the amazing association and nonprofit leaders we work with. Thanks to their insight and feedback, we've been hard at work improving Muster, as we strive to be the best digital advocacy tool for our clients. We are happy to announce these exciting new features that will supplement our new software we released earlier this month:

Often, we’ll receive emails from staff at 501c (3) organizations stating that because of their IRS classification, they cannot and do not engage in any advocacy. This is a misperception. Be advoca-savvy (ok, so this word doesn’t quite work…but you get the idea! Be savvy about advocacy and you won’t run into IRS tax dilemmas).