29 Oct John Anderson and Mitchell Feuer named in The Hill’s Top Lobbyists 2015
There are well over 10,000 lobbyists in Washington, not to mention countless labor and business leaders, public relations specialists and advocates of all stripes vying to influence Congress and the federal government.
But when it comes to shaping federal policy, some have set themselves apart. These are the lobbyists who’ve mastered the art of working Capitol Hill’s hallways, whose Rolodexes are stocked with names of power brokers and who lead groups that simply cannot be ignored.
These are The Hill’s Top Lobbyists.
The 2015 list includes top dogs at some of Washington’s leading trade groups, and battle-tested advocates for public interest groups and grassroots organizations.
This installment features K Street’s top hired guns, the pros whom groups around the country enlist when they need to get something done.
It also includes corporate lobbyists who’ve helped firms make their mark on legislation before Congress or regulations moving through the federal rulemaking pipeline.
While everyone on this list has proven to be effective in advocating at the federal level, not all are formally registered as lobbyists. Rather, The Hill’s Top Lobbyists are a broad array of professionals who work day in and day out to shape the agenda in Washington.
Yesterday: Top lobbyists from associations and grassroots groups.
Today: Top corporate lobbyists and hired guns.
Yesterday: Top lobbyists from associations and grassroots groups.
Today: Top corporate lobbyists and hired guns.
Mitchell Feuer and John Anderson, Rich Feuer Anderson
Anderson has capitalized on the securities industry bona fides he brings to the firm co-founded by Feuer, a former Senate Banking Committee aide.