Tod Story named AARP Nevada State Director

AARP is pleased to announce the appointment of Tod Story as AARP Nevada state director. Story will join the Nevada office on August 18, 2025.

Tod Story is a veteran executive, strategist, and communications and public affairs specialist with over twenty-five years of leadership in government, nonprofit, and education sectors. Recognized for his engaging storytelling, diplomatic style, and results-oriented strategies, he has focused on transparent organizational messaging and public policy wins throughout his career. As a 30-year resident of Henderson, Nevada, Tod brings a legacy of thoughtful leadership, nonpartisan collaboration, and strategic innovation to every role he undertakes.

“Tod’s knowledge of Nevada and his experience working at the local, state and federal level make him an exciting addition to the AARP team,” said Will Phillips, AARP west region vice president. “We look forward to his leadership in Nevada as we continue our mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age.”

In his role, Story will oversee AARP Nevada’s advocacy, community engagement and communications across the state and on behalf of more than 350,000 Nevada members. He will lead a dedicated team of staff and volunteers committed to improving the lives of older Nevadans.

"I look forward to addressing the issues that benefit Nevadans aged 50 and older,” Story said. “We will continue our efforts to improve their quality of life, health, and financial well-being through our dedicated team and network of volunteers by engaging with our members, partners, elected officials and policymakers across the Silver State."

Prior to AARP, Story served as the Chief Communications Officer for the Clark County School District, as Executive Director for ACLU of Nevada, District Director for then US Congresswoman Shelley Berkley, and Constituent Services Representative for U.S. Senator Richard Bryan (retired). He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies with a focus on Public Relations and Political Science from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.