Myrna Sokoloff, a veteran author and political campaign expert, embarked on her professional career in the finance world in New York City. Combining her banking and investment expertise with her savvy political mind, Myrna soon turned towards the government scene in both New York and California, assisting a number of campaigns as a writer and strategist. Having received her Master’s Degree from Hebrew Union College, Myrna also worked alongside Jewish communities in New York City on a variety of important concerns. After the tragic events of September 11th, 2001, Myrna’s approach towards politics shifted, desiring to raise public awareness and honor the veterans that have sacrificed their lives for our country. In 2008, Sokoloff was presented with the opportunity to work on "An American Carol," joining the team as an Executive Producer and Co-Writer. A gifted wordsmith, Myrna built on her government experience by scripting humorous political commercials and contributing to the news source "Breitbart." She continued to write, driven to tell an alternative story about Benghazi and the events that surrounded the attack that occurred in 2012. Sokoloff’s book the "Hand of Fatima" was released in September of 2013 and serves to increase the public’s awareness of the event that is still shrouded in mystery.