Military Lobbying
Top-notch representation in Washington, DC, from a seasoned lobbyist, OIF veteran with over a decade of military experience
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
After ten years in the military and two years as a company commander, I deeply understand the issues service members face. I understand the need for an advocate who understands the military's complexities, including acronyms, rank structure, and military culture. When we share the same background, we share the same goals.
How can I get Congress to work for me?
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
Congress oversees the Department of Defense (DOD), which executes laws passed by Congress. In the end, ultimately, Congress is DOD's boss.
Congress is not on the front lines with you. Although they do their best to understand and improve the military, they are often unaware of day-to-day issues.
Identifying the military's needs means you
Congress oversees the Department of Defense (DOD), which executes laws passed by Congress. In the end, ultimately, Congress is DOD's boss.
Congress is not on the front lines with you. Although they do their best to understand and improve the military, they are often unaware of day-to-day issues.
Identifying the military's needs means you are a catalyst for change. Transform your individual casework, congressional inquiry, or proposal into legislation.
Why is it so crucial for my advocate to physically be in DC?
Why is it essential to have an advocate with a military background?
Why is it so crucial for my advocate to physically be in DC?
In-person meetings are crucial to helping people connect on a deeper level and building trust and rapport. Since most staffers we meet with are veterans or congressional fellows, connecting with them about our shared military experience is essential.
In-person meetings show a sense of seriousness and urgency that a phone call or a Zoom me
In-person meetings are crucial to helping people connect on a deeper level and building trust and rapport. Since most staffers we meet with are veterans or congressional fellows, connecting with them about our shared military experience is essential.
In-person meetings show a sense of seriousness and urgency that a phone call or a Zoom meeting cannot convey, and they can lead to your case becoming a priority.