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Government Affairs

Our government affairs, law and policy practice specializes in Utah State government and politics. Our team includes two former elected officials with more than 30 years of political experience.
We maintain key relationships with government officials at the State Capitol, representing for profit and nonprofit companies to monitor legislative and executive branches of state and local government. We offer experienced and direct advocacy to legislative and executive branch officials.
We will design and implement public affairs, legislative, executive and local (city and county) strategies that will have the greatest results for our clients.
In addition we offer support to clients with:
  • Strategic communications
  • Political reporting, filing, and compliance
  • Political - strategic planning
  • Legislation analysis and drafting
Utah state capitol building with STATE OF UTAH sign out front

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