Danielle Walker is a Louisiana native, born and raised on the bayou in Bourg. She earned degrees from LSU (2002), The George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management (2005), and the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business (2017).

For over a decade in Washington, D.C., Danielle built and led the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s U.S.-Africa Business Center, directing government affairs across Eastern and Southern Africa, trade facilitation, and energy policy. She later joined Pfizer, where she led Middle East and Africa policy and expanded her work across emerging markets.

In 2020, Danielle returned home to South Louisiana. She left Pfizer in 2023 to launch The State of Freedom podcast, where she champions personal liberty, election integrity, Constitutional governance, and Biblical principles.

She serves as Board Secretary for We the People Bayou Community, volunteers as a CASA advocate in the Houma area, and writes a daily devotional blog at www.glorywine.org. Danielle is passionate about faith, family, and restoring freedom in her home state.