David is a Brooklyn-based community organizer, program manager, and public health advocate with over a decade of experience co-founding mission-driven organizations, managing multi-stakeholder coalitions, and delivering community-driven solutions across labor, cooperative development, health equity, and housing justice. He co-founded The Drivers Cooperative — the first worker-owned ride-hailing cooperative in the United States — organizing over 10,500 NYC drivers and helping grow the enterprise to $6.1 million in revenue in its first year. He co-developed the Green and Accessible Transition Authority (GATA, S5552), landmark EV transition legislation in the NY State Senate. David currently serves as Project Coordinator at the Commission on the Public’s Health System (CPHS), where he leads coalition advocacy around $3 billion in health-related social care funding. He is Flatbush Chapter Chair of New York Communities for Change and a Democratic candidate who earned 38% of the vote in a 2022 NYS Senate primary on a platform of Good Cause Eviction, social housing, and health equity. He holds a B.S. in Biology from the University of Bridgeport.