Nino Saviano

Nino Saviano is a political strategist, campaign consultant, trainer, public speaker and contributor. He has advised countless campaigns, political candidates and elected officials in the United States – from state houses to the U.S. Senate – and around the world from Europe to Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

Saviano began his work in election politics on the campaign of Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole. He then went on to serve in the second administration of President Bill Clinton as a Special Assistant and senior analyst.

As a frequent media commentator on U.S. election politics and public policy issues, Saviano’s opinion columns have appeared in The Hill, FoxNews.com, The Blaze, UPI, regional newspapers as well as international publications. A political management trainer, Saviano has led workshops for campaign professionals and candidates in the U.S. and abroad including Latin America, Africa and Asia. He has trained in Campaigns & Elections programs and consults with international visitors through U.S. State Department and other exchange programs.

Saviano has held university teaching appointments in American government, foreign policy, global politics and public policy. He received advanced graduate and doctoral-level training in political science at Georgetown University’s Edmund Walsh School of Foreign Service and Government Department, and in economics at Johns Hopkins University. Saviano received a BA magna cum laude from East Carolina University.