Lisa Sarrach

Lisa Sarrach has more than 20 years of wide-ranging experience, ranging from work as a media relations and business image relations consultant, advisor and consultant on governmental policy and labor relations consultancy work, for various employers. She served as a Bush/Cheney 2000 political campaign center manager, headed up a political action committee, and advised local campaigns, lectured on military family support initiatives, domestic policy, and Hollywood.

She is also a freelance writer whose columns have appeared and been cited nationally and appears as a frequent contributor on international and local radio programs discussing Hollywood issues.

Lisa Sarrach is a founder and former vice-president of National Urban Policy Action Council (NuPac), non-profit Celebration of American Life and is currently the president and founder of Hollywood-Hero, national columnist for GOPUSA.com, and freelance writer.

A New York native, her background includes work in finance with Ruane, Cunniff and Co. executive assistant and associate producer with CBS, Inc. and with Lloyd Kolmer Enterprises, New York, New York as a Public Relations Executive and Advertising Campaign Consultant.

Hollywood-Hero, a nationally known organization she heads, was formed as a vehicle for conservative actors, producers, screenwriters and other affiliated parties to be able to advocate for an alternative voice in Hollywood, promote conservative projects and programs, to support other conservative causes and to serve as a counterbalance to the very vocal voice of the Hollywood Left.

Republicans and Independents in Hollywood have never had much of an organized voice with which to advocate and support conservative causes and have been bereft of a true standard bearer since the days of Ronald Reagan during his term as president of the Screen Actors Guild.

Hollywood-Hero now provides that voice. Hollywood-Hero also seeks to be the voice for the millions of Americans who feel let down and betrayed by the radicalism of many in Hollywood they used to admire and their apparent lack of concern for the opinion of over half the country that they seek to entertain.

Hollywood-Hero also takes direct aim at the continuing debasement of the product offered by Hollywood that demeans traditional values, markets sex and violence to our children and pushes the envelope so far, that virtually nothing is left for families to watch together.