Aubrey's driving passion is to raise awareness of all the good that is happening in Congress every day. As former Deputy Staff Director for the Committee on House Administration (CHA) in the 118th Congress, she played a lead role in making the House work more effectively. In this role, Aubrey also served as the Staff Director of the Joint Committee on Printing and oversaw the inaugural session of CHA’s bipartisan Subcommittee on Modernization. Prior, Aubrey served as Director of Oversight and Modernization for CHA during the 117th Congress following a year-long appointment as a Congressional Fellow. She is a former House legislative assistant and member of the R Street Institute Governance Policy and federal affairs team.

Aubrey's driving passion is to raise awareness of all the good that is happening in Congress every day. As former Deputy Staff Director for the Committee on House Administration (CHA) in the 118th Congress, she played a lead role in making the House work more effectively by directing the committee’s oversight agenda, organizing hearings, and liaising with Members to align institutional support with their offices’ needs. With a driving belief that bipartisan agreement results in long-lasting implementation success, Aubrey worked to build bridges across the aisle, bringing everyone to the table to brainstorm solutions that worked for the institution and all those who support it. In this role, Aubrey also served as the Staff Director of the Joint Committee on Printing, the longest running joint committee of Congress, and oversaw the inaugural session of CHA’s bipartisan Subcommittee on Modernization, the predecessor of the impactful House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress (SCOMC).

Prior, Aubrey served as Director of Oversight and Modernization for CHA during the 117th Congress during which she witnessed firsthand the House’s institutional reaction and responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic and the events of January 6, 2021. Preceding, in January 2020, she was appointed as a Congressional Fellow, assigned to CHA to track the implementation of the SCOMC’s initial package of Member-driven recommendations for improvement across the legislative branch.

Aubrey graduated from Hillsdale College with a BA in Political Economics, is a former House legislative assistant, and a member of the R Street Institute Governance Policy and federal affairs team. Originally from northern Idaho, Aubrey lives in the DC area with her husband and ridiculously curly bernedoodle.