Executive Vice President

Ms.  Sapirstein serves as Executive Vice President of ENS.  In this role, she manages client portfolios and priorities on water quality, infrastructure assistance, environment and public health, land use, and resiliency federal policies and programs, and works to advance these priorities at the federal level.

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In carrying out these duties, Sarah assists in identifying clients' federal policy and regulatory priorities and developing strategies to achieve priorities. In execute client policy strategies, Sarah engages with congressional offices and congressional committee staff, as well as fellow stakeholder groups. She provides clients with timely updates on policy initiatives of priority to ensure clients have the best available information and understanding of the potential impacts the initiatives may have to a clients' overall missions.  Sarah also monitors the status of federal agency programs and announcements related to competitive grants solicitations and regulatory rulemakings.  In this latter role, she attends agency meetings of stakeholders to receive updates on federal agency initiatives and stakeholder positions. 

 

Prior to assuming these responsibilities, she served as a congressional intern for several Members of Congress, including Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment Ranking Member Grace Napolitano.  In the Senate, she served on the Senate Committee on Judiciary providing research into committee issues and supporting committee staff in the development and execution of committee hearings.  In 2016, she received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from the University of Vermont’s Honors College. Sarah is currently pursuing a Master of Policy Management at Georgetown University.