immigration
act honorablya 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization advocating for veteran leadership in the civil service, is hiring Brownstein Hyatt Faber Schreck to lobby on Issues related to the Afghanistan Adjustment Act.
The bipartisan bill would extend legal permanent resident status to individuals who supported the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, many of whom are members of the Taliban who took effective control of the country following the withdrawal of U.S. troops in August 2021. under threat of persecution.
One of the account's lobbyists is Brian McGuire, former chief of staff to Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
world cup
sea 2026adopted by the Seattle Organizing Committee of the 2026 FIFA World Cup thompson consulting group to lobby Fund security, transportation, and other planning needs in advance of the tournament. The account's lobbyist is Tim Thompson, who worked for former Rep. Norm Dix (D-Wash.) before going into private practice and starting his own company.
expenditure
disaster relief nonprofit organization good 360 hired potomac strategic development company to lobby on Issues related to expenditures. Stephen Carey, who spent 20 years on Capitol Hill, including serving as legislative director for two members of the House Appropriations Committee, will handle the accounting.
health care
Organizations that support organ donation are: desired network hired maynard nexen to drive improvement in organ donation, transportation, transplantation, and survival rates. Donald Cutrell, a graduate of the Senate Appropriations Committee and chief of staff to former Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), will handle the accounting.
food
trustwellAdopted by , a software company specializing in the food industry task strategy to lobby on Issues related to food safety. The account's lobbyist is Kelsey Bensch, a former House content and multimedia producer and State Department alumnus.
halo solutions I also registered last week. lobby on On behalf of food safety issues trustwell. Steve Haro, former chief of staff to former Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), will be working on the report.
