Get to know NOah

Noah grew up right here in Montgomery County, attending Jenkintown Public Schools from kindergarten through senior year. His parents instilled in him progressive values: a dedication to service of others who may be less fortunate and an appreciation for diversity of life experiences.

In college at James Madison University Noah joined 1 in 4, a group of male students who educated peers on how to help sexual assault survivors. 1 in 4 was a galvanizing force in his life, deepening his desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of others.

After teaching United States history in a public school in Virginia, Noah joined the Peace Corps in Malawi, Africa, where he served as a teacher and teacher trainer for over two years. He taught local teachers better teaching practices with an emphasis on treating girl and boy students equitably.

After returning from Malawi and graduating from Rutgers Law School Noah became a Montgomery County assistant district attorney, prosecuting all types of cases, including sexual assault cases and economic crimes against the elderly. He then practiced as a municipal attorney, representing local elected leaders throughout Montgomery County.

For the last six years, Noah has served as the Montgomery County Prothonotary, focusing on making the office operations more effective and efficient for residents and helping those in his community that need help the most.

Noah lives in Springfield with his wife, Lindsay, a nurse, and two boys. He is proud to be a leader among the Montgomery County Democrats.