About us
Who runs Vote for Change.
A Michigan political cooperative, with talent across the state.
The model
A parts shop, not a retainer
We work out what you actually need and sell you that — one $200 lit piece, or a full statewide field operation.
Who we are
Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Connor Berdy
Runs the business side — scoping, pricing, and the relationships that carry a program from first conversation to signed budget. Came up through nonprofits and PACs, managing campaigns from city council to Congress, and still runs canvassing operations for school board, county commission and judicial candidates.
He was also a legislative aide in the Michigan House and one of the lead organizers of the House staffer union drive. In 2019 he ran for Warren City Council as Macomb County’s first openly gay candidate, and sued over the term limits that had kept four incumbents on the ballot. He sits in the state party’s progressive caucus.
- connor@voteforchange.co
- (586) 209-3922
- Based in Warren, Michigan
In the press: WIRED · WKAR · Bridge Michigan · Pride Source
Chief Innovation Officer
Elena J. Greer
Runs the technical side and decides what the shop builds rather than buys, and shares the client work. Came up through nonprofits and PACs, managing campaigns from city council to Congress.
Served on the Michigan Democratic Party board as Youth Vice Chair and later as its communications chair, and was secretary of the Ingham County Democratic Party, where she organized the volunteer operation for Gretchen Whitmer’s 2019 inauguration. Michigan’s political press calls her for the consultant read on where campaign technology is actually going.
- elena.greer@voteforchangemi.com
- (810) 447-0434
- Based in East Lansing, Michigan
In the press: Bridge Michigan · MIRS on AI · MIRS Monday · Lansing State Journal
Where we’re quoted
WIRED, Bridge Michigan, MIRS and WKAR have all come to us for the Michigan read. Read the coverage →
Working with us
Tell us the budget first.
It is the fastest way to a useful answer. We will tell you what it buys — and say so if you do not need us.