Shayla Moon

Moon is a U.S. Air Force veteran and a native of Denver. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Bennett College for Women and later received a master’s degree in public administration from Howard University. 

Beyond traditional policy work, Shayla has extensive experience advancing bipartisan initiatives. Her skills in public affairs, along with her focus on advancing minorities in business and in equitable policy spaces make her an ideal fit for the role as Director of Coalition Building.

Her career is defined by a strong commitment to bridging political divides and advancing policies that fuel economic growth. Before joining the the Digital Chamber, she was Senior Vice President of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, spearheading initiatives that strengthened the region’s business ecosystem. 

She has also held policy leadership roles at the National Urban League and the U.S. Department of Commerce, where she influenced key legislative efforts on economic policy, housing and international trade. Throughout her work with trade associations and nonprofits, Shayla has been a consistent champion for solutions that enhance economic resilience and expand opportunities for businesses and communities alike. 

She is actively involved with civil rights and women’s organizations. She enjoys spending time with her son and dog, gaming, skiing, and collecting sneakers and classical jazz and hip-hop records.