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Public Policy Consultant & Founder

Cheree Felder

I am Cheree Felder, a public policy consultant and the founder of Policy TakeOver. For over a decade, I have designed strategic legislative frameworks and digital tools to protect public interests across healthcare, education, and social justice.
My approach combines rigorous science with advanced legislative analysis, leveraging my Master of Science in Health and Medical Policy from George Mason University to translate complex regulatory data into actionable community advancement

Areas of Impact

True systemic change happens when data meets human advocacy. Leveraging structural legislative analysis, I build the frameworks necessary to solve complex public challenges and empower communities across three core dimensions.

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Healthcare Policy

Translating complex medical regulations, clinical compliance data, and public health metrics into actionable legislative frameworks.

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Educational Equity

Designing strategic mobilization networks and advocacy frameworks for students, academic boards, and community stakeholders.

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Social Justice

Building robust grassroots campaigns and coalition networks to ensure vital community stories are heard directly by lawmakers.

My Work at Policy TakeOver

As the founder of Policy TakeOver, I lead a dedicated mission to modernize how organizations interact with legislative processes. We combine deep structural compliance expertise with custom digital tools—including our signature Advocacy Day apps—to help non-profits, healthcare networks, and educational institutions mobilize their communities and seamlessly engage lawmakers.”

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Let’s Strategize Together.

 

Whether you are a healthcare network navigating dense regulatory compliance, an educational board expanding community access, or a grassroots non-profit ready to mobilize, I am here to help build your roadmap. Use the inquiry portal below to share your project objectives, and let’s begin turning community insights into systemic legislative change.

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