Bloomberg Government ranks all three PPHC lobbying firms in their Top Performing Lobbyists for 2020. Additionally, it awards both Forbes Tate Partners and Crossroads Strategies with “exceptional performance” according to BGOV metrics. Read the full report here.
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Seven Letter Recognized During PR News’ CSR and Diversity Awards
WASHINGTON – Today, Seven Letter was recognized during PR News’ Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Diversity Awards for their project, “A Day for Democracy.”
A Day for Democracy was a non-partisan initiative founded by CEOs to encourage employers across the U.S. to take a pledge to help increase voter participation. In taking the pledge, CEOs and business leaders committed to giving their employees time off to vote, and/or to help their employees register and exercise their right to vote in local, state, and national elections – whether at polling locations or from the safety of their own home.
400 companies took the pledge, representing 1,797,806 employees across the country.
The initiative was founded in Boston, Massachusetts, and quickly grew into a nationwide movement. More information about A Day for Democracy, a list of voter resources, and the full list of companies who joined the initiative can be found on the website: www.aDayforDemocracy.com.
Seven Letter is a member company of PPHC, the Public Policy Holding Company.
From BGOV: Lobbying Firms Prosper in Q1
Lobbying firms in Washington posted revenue gains in the first quarter of the year as President Joe Biden moved to implement his ambitious agenda with congressional Democrats, who preside over narrow majorities in both chambers.
Crossroads Strategies, which poached former Sens. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) and John Breaux (D-La.) from Squire Patton Boggs last summer, boosted lobbying revenues by 33% to just more than $5 million.
FTP partners with industry coalition to launch #AppFairness campaign
Proud to support #RestorePell
After 26-year ban lifts, incarcerated students can once again receive this federal financial aid.
Read more about this important campaign which CRS is proud to support.
Greg Walden and Alpine Group Form Alpine Advisors
Former House Energy & Commerce and NRCC Chair to Launch New Practice
Following his recent retirement from Congress, Greg Walden, former Chairman of both the House Energy & Commerce Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee, today announced the creation of Alpine Advisors, a new policy and strategic advisory firm. Alpine Advisors is a partnership between Walden and the Alpine Group, a leading Washington government affairs firm.
Walden will serve as Chairman of Alpine Advisors, which will service a wide range of clients, with a particular focus on the energy, technology, telecommunications and health care sectors, issue areas in which he developed significant expertise during his more than two decades in the House and service in the House leadership
“I look forward to this next chapter in my life and continuing to work on the issues that matter to me and to the country,” Walden said. “I’m excited that this role will allow me to remain focused on innovative ideas to solve the many complex and challenging issues our nation faces,” Walden added.
Walden served 11 terms in the U.S. House representing Oregon’s vast Second Congressional District from 1999-2021. In addition to serving on and chairing the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Walden’s colleagues twice elected him to lead the National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm of the House GOP, and he also served as Chairman of the House GOP leadership. Prior to serving in Congress, Walden served in the Oregon House and Senate, including twice as Majority Leader of the House.
“We have long admired Chairman Walden’s approach to public service and the way he combines substantive depth with a keen political acuity. We look forward to working alongside of him on important public policy matters and are excited about our new venture,” Rhod Shaw, Chairman of the Alpine Group, said.
“Moving beyond traditional lobbying is a major element of the Alpine Group’s growth,” said CEO/Managing Principal Les Spivey. “The creation of Alpine Advisors and Chairman Walden’s leadership will unlock that growth and allow us to continue building a top consulting and advisory practice.”
The Alpine Group is consistently ranked one of the top lobbying firms in Washington, and their professionals are recognized for their broad subject matter and political expertise. Consisting of 21 professionals the firm provides bipartisan strategic advice and implements tactics to help clients successfully navigate the halls of Congress, the White House and federal agencies. The Alpine Group is also a leading member of the FIPRA Network, which consists of leading firms specializing in public policy work in more than 50 countries.
For more information on Alpine Advisors, visit www.AlpineAdvisorsDC.com or email GBellone@AlpineAdvisorsDC.com
Alpine Group and Alpine Advisors are members of PPHC, the Public Policy Holding Company (www.pphcompany.com).
PPHC Firms Rise in 2020 Lobbying Rankings
Lobbying Disclosure Act revenue rankings for 2020 show all PPHC lobbying firms reporting growth in 2020, with Forbes Tate Partners rising to #9 and Crossroads Strategies to #15.
Read the full rankings in POLITICO Influence.
Eight PPHC Lobbyists Represented in The Hill’s 2020 Rankings
“In a busy and challenging year for the influence world, these are the people who wielded their clout and knowledge most effectively for their clients.”
Senators Trent Lott and John Breaux, Crossroads Strategies
Rhod Shaw, Jason Schendle and Jared Weaver, Alpine Group
Jeff Forbes, Dan Tate Jr. and Rich Lopez, Forbes Tate Partners
FTP adds Jerri Ann Henry & Rich Lopez to deepen bi-partisan ranks
FORBES TATE ADDS TWO: Forbes Tate Partners is adding a Democrat and a Republican to its ranks ahead of the election. Rich Lopez, who was previously an in-house lobbyist for General Motors, will be a senior vice president at the firm. Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-Calif.) praised Lopez in a statement released by Forbes Tate as “a master of the legislative process” and applauded the firm for “increasing the diversity of their team.” And Jerri Ann Henry, who was previously executive director of Log Cabin Republicans, will be a vice president, working on media and advertising for clients. Read more in Politico.
From Politico: Lobbying Revenues Remain Strong
Lobbying Disclosure Act revenue rankings for 3Q of 2020 finds all three PPHC companies in Top 20.
#9 Forbes Tate Partners: $5.1 million (versus $5 million in Q2 2020 and $3.8 million in Q3 2019)
#15 Crossroads Strategies: $4.3 million (versus $3.9 million in Q2 2020 and $3.4 million in Q3 2019)?
#20 Alpine Group: $3.7 million* (versus $3.6 million* in Q2 2020 and $3.4 million in Q3 2019)
See the full list from Politico here.