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State and Local Government Relations

At the Capitol and across the state, we have you covered.

With a longstanding history in state and local government advocacy, our team excels in lobbying the Minnesota Legislature, state agencies, Metropolitan Council, county boards, city councils, and regulatory bodies, ensuring effective achievement of our client’s objectives and safeguarding their interests.

The breadth of knowledge and diversity within our team mirrors the expanse of issues we address.

Capabilities:

  • Development and implementation of action-oriented state legislative advocacy plans to advance public policy objectives
  • Facilitate relationship-building initiatives between clients and elected officials to foster enduring partnerships
  • Analyze and draft legislation
  • Offer compelling testimonies before committees and commissions
  • Negotiate rule adjustments
  • Advocate for permits
  • Pursue government contracts and financial incentives
  • Facilitate competitive bid and RFP processes
  • Champion causes before state agencies and administrative tribunals
Team Members

Grady Harn

Government Relations Specialist

Brandan O. Strickland

Government Relations Specialist

Matthew W. Bergeron

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Peter J. Coyle

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

William C. Griffith

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Peder A. Larson

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Megan C. Rogers

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Gerald L. Seck

Senior Government Relations Specialist
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