Rob Consalvo

After graduating Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a degree in Political Science, Rob Consalvo started his career in public service nearly 30 years ago as an aide to Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Rob began as an intern in the Senator’s office and later held the positions of staff assistant and press assistant working out of Senator Kennedy’s offices in Washington, DC and Boston. Rob also served as a Legislative Aide in the office of Massachusetts State Representative Angelo M. Scaccia. Rob’s experience in public service inspired him to launch his own bid for public office. In 2002, he was elected to the Boston City Council in a special election. He served 12 years as the City Councilor from District 5, which encompasses the neighborhoods of Hyde Park, Readville, Roslindale and Mattapan. During his time on the Boston City Council, Rob chaired the committees on Public Safety, Housing and Ways and Means. After serving on the Boston City Council, Rob became Deputy Director for the City of Boston’s Boston Home Center, which is instrumental in executing the city’s housing and homeownership policy. He has also served as a Trustee on the…