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Strategic Consulting · Government Affairs

Strategy. Funding. Policy. Aligned.

We move fluidly across state policy, federal policy, and growth strategy, applying the same relationships and instincts whether the venue is a statehouse, Capitol Hill, or a boardroom.

30+
Clients served, from nonprofits to national manufacturers
$150M+
In projects advised on
$60M+
In FY27 client requests filed
8
States and D.C. with active client engagements

What we do

Government relations. Capital strategy. Organizational structure.

We help you find where to focus first, one area or all three. Together, they become growth consulting, built around your organization instead of a template.

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Where the lanes connect

Click a circle, or one of the overlapping areas, to see how the practices connect.

Most firms can lobby. Most firms can build a capital stack. We do both.

We integrate them into one cohesive strategy. Whether you need federal funding, a capital plan, or a seat at the table in your statehouse, we bring the relationships, experience, and execution to deliver results.

We frame the problem before we make the ask.

Trusted by

Howell Rescue Systems 413 The Greater Dayton School Hobart Institute of Welding Technology Promised Land Ranch InnovaFlex Foundry Sumaria Systems Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC Crash Course Village Daybreak New Tech Plastics onMain PAS Institute Roshel Learning Tree Farm Lion

How we work

Think. Fund. Build. Scale.

The same four stages run for every client, from a working ranch to a semiconductor plant. Each panel illustrates one stage with one kind of client, not the only kind it applies to.

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