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Dylan Reel leads the government relations team with extensive knowledge and a proven track record of success in lobbying before the North Carolina General Assembly. Specializing in key sectors such as health care, financial services, energy, local governments, transportation, and education, Dylan has ample experience across a diverse range of industries. Recognized as a "Top 25 Lobbyist" in 2024 by the North State Journal, Dylan has established himself as a leader in strategic advocacy, effectively shaping policy and leveraging deep connections with lawmakers to drive impactful change.

1) Associations, Inc. (d.b.a. Associa)

2) Axon Enterprise, Inc.

3) Brookfield Renewable U.S.

4) Business High Point - Chamber of Commerce

5) Carolinas Clean Energy Business Association

6) Catawba Indian Nation

7) Charter One

8) City of Charlotte

9) Cloudflare, Inc.

10) County of Richmond

11) Coventry Enterprises

12) Cypress Creek Renewables, LLC

13) Delaware North Companies, Inc.

14) EcoStasis, LLC

15) Environmental Defense Action Fund

16) Kyndryl

17) Moder Solutions, LLC

18) National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing

19) North Carolina Association of Motor Vehicle Registration Contractors, Inc.

20) North Carolina Coalition for Charter Schools, Inc.

21) North Carolina Coastal Federation, Inc.

22) North Carolina Wildlife Federation

23) Parsolvo

24) Permit Power

25) Piedmont Triad Regional Water Authority

26) Prestige Land &, Site Works

27) Railway Association of North Carolina

28) Securus Technologies LLC

29) Sidepath

30) SimpliGov, LLC

31) Town of Norwood

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"Dylan Reel Named a Top 25 Lobbyist by North State Journal," July 29, 2024

Professional & Community Activities: Johnston County Bar Association, Member; Wake County Bar Association, Member; Saint Thomas Moore Society, Member; Federalist Society, Member; East Triangle YMCA, Board Member; American Leadership Academy Johnston, Board Member

Education: Campbell University School of Law, J.D. (2020), Loyola University Chicago, B.S. Political Science, cum laude with departmental honors (2017)

Admissions: North Carolina (2020)

Speaker Destin Hall, Rep. Brenden Jones, House Leadership, House Appropriations Chairs, House Transportation Chairs, House Education K-12 Chairs, Senate Education/Higher Education Chairs

Dylan Reel assists his clients with lobbying and advocacy before the North Carolina General Assembly and state agencies with a focus on health care, financial services, energy, local governments, transportation, and education. In 2023, he was the youngest ranked as a "Top Lobbyist" in the state of North Carolina by the North State Journal. Prior to joining the firm, Dylan was Vice President of Government Affairs in the Raleigh, North Carolina office of a national, full-service public affairs firm. There, he represented clients before the North Carolina General Assembly and Executive Branch and provided clients with detailed analysis of legislation, appropriation, and political contributions. Before he became a lobbyist, Dylan was General Counsel to the Rules Chairman Destin Hall (R-NC) and the Election and Redistricting Chairman in the North Carolina House of Representatives. In this role, he oversaw the North Carolina House caucus legislative agenda, floor calendar, and bill movement. As counsel for redistricting, Dylan provided legal advice and strategy to the Speaker of the House Tim Moore (R-NC) throughout the redistricting processes and subsequent litigation. Dylan was involved in three separate redraws of the legislative and Congressional maps in his tenure in the state House. Dylan also served as a research assistant and legislative staff assistant in the North Carolina House of Representatives where he provided legislative counsel to the House Rules Chairman David Lewis. While attending law school, Dylan served as a legal extern for Speaker of the House Tim Moore (R-NC) in the North Carolina House of Representatives. Also, he was a campaign intern for the Republican National Committee in Raleigh, North Carolina. Dylan was recognized as a "Top 25 Lobbyist" in 2024 by the North State Journal.

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TIMOTHY PERRY

(Maryland, )

Perry White Ross & Jacobson

tim@pwrjmaryland.com
443-739-9346
125 Cathedral Street, Annapolis, MD, 21401,

Subjects: All Subjects

Links:LinkedIn

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Tim has spent twelve years building a record as one of the most effective advocates in Annapolis, representing a diverse group of clients at the state's legislative and executive branches, and county governments. Prior to engaging in government relations, Tim served as Chief of Staff to Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr., the longest serving State Senate President in United States history. Tim is a graduate of West Virginia University, and the West Virginia University College of Law, where he serves as a member of the Board of Visitors. Tim is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association. Tim lives in Baltimore County.

1) 28 Walker Avenue

2) Allegis, Redwood, Maxim Public Affairs, LLC

3) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates - Philip Morris USA Inc., John Middleton Co., U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co., Helix Innovations LLC & NJOY, LLC

4) American Robotics

5) Anheuser-Busch Companies

6) Association of Dental Support Organizations

7) AT&T

8) Axon Enterprise, Inc.

9) B&O Railroad Museum

10) Baltimore Orioles

11) Beatty Development Group LLC

12) Bolton Innovation Group

13) BSC America

14) Canton Stevedoring

15) Caves Valley Partners

16) Chesapeake Beach

17) Cisco

18) City of Aberdeen

19) Coakley & Williams

20) Columbia Care

21) Concentra

22) Corizon Health, Inc.

23) County Commissioners of Calvert County, Maryland

24) Cross Street Partners

25) Darden, Inc.

26) Don Bosco Christo Rey High School and Corporate World Study Program

27) Dwyer Workforce Development Center Inc.

28) Election Systems & Software

29) Enterprise Commuity Development, Inc.

30) Envirotest Systems Holdings Corp.

31) Ernst & Young

32) FirstEnergy, Corp.

33) FiscalNote

34) Flagger Force

35) GCOM

36) GenOn Mid-Atlantic, Inc.

37) GetInsured

38) Gilchrist Hospice

39) Glaxo Smith Kline

40) Global Tel Link (GTL)

41) GR Patel & Associates, Inc.

42) Greenberg Gibbons

43) Greenvest

44) GTI Maryland, LLC

45) HALMAR International

46) Harlem Children's Zone

47) HDR Engineering, Inc.

48) Holy Cross Health, Inc.

49) Howard Hughes Corporation

50) IGT Global Solutions

51) International Sleep Products Association

52) Konterra Realty

53) Maryland Affordable Housing Coalition

54) Maryland Association of Boards of Education

55) Maryland Horse Breeders Association

56) Mercy Medical Center

57) Milan Laser Hair Removal

58) ModivCare Solutions, LLC

59) Natelli Communities

60) Next One Up

61) Nissan North America, Inc.

62) One Love Foundation

63) One South Street Baltimore, LLC

64) Periscope Holdings, Inc.

65) Perry White Ross & Jacobson

66) Peterson Companies

67) Procter & Gamble

68) Public Service Enterprise Group

69) Quantico Creek Sod Farms

70) Rave Mobile Safety

71) Recovery Centers of America

72) Republic Services

73) Scotts Miracle-Gro Company

74) SkyGenUSA

75) Sports Betting Alliance

76) Sports Facilities Management, LLC

77) Standard Industries

78) Stevenson University

79) Stewart Companies

80) Sun Service LLC

81) TrueRoll

82) Tyson Foods, Inc.

83) United Healthcare Services, Inc.

84) US Wind, Inc.

85) Vantage Airport Group

86) W.R. Grace & Co.

87) Warfield Companies

88) Washington College

89) Washington Gas

90) Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.

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JOHN BAILEY

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JOHN BAILEY

(Connecticut, )

TCORS Capitol Group, LLC (TCG)

john@ctcapitolgroup.com
860-541-6438
701 Hebron Avenue, 3rd Floor, Glastonbury, CT, 06033,

Founded in 1993, TCG specializes in direct lobbying, grassroots advocacy, and regulatory expertise. The firm prides itself in capitalizing on its long-established relationships with key policy makers throughout the legislative and the executive branches of state government. TCG's clients range from large, multi-national corporations to local, grassroots associations.

TCG's legislative and regulatory campaign services consist of evaluating, monitoring, structuring, drafting and promoting legislative and administrative initiatives. Our experienced team of lobbyists analyzes and interprets Connecticut statutory provisions and works closely with key staff to draft legislation. Day-to-day lobbying, public relations and the myriad facets of a successful campaign are addressed. Our company specializes in solving public policy conflicts and seizing opportunities for our clients.

20+ years

TCG passed legislation giving Medicaid recipients, many with chronic conditions, easier access to home services, supplies and medical equipment. The legislation was opposed by Department of Social Services and was a target for the agency throughout the session.

TCG was successful in leading a coalition to sustain a veto by the Governor that had overwhelming support by the legislature and the Connecticut Education Association. The legislation would have had unintended negative consequences to students with behavioral health issues. TCG secured its client a position on the working group.

TCG was the driving force behind successfully lobbying the Governor's Office, the Office of Policy and Management, and the Department of Corrections to issue a RFP for inmate medical services at UConn Health. TCG's advocacy on this issue reversed a twenty plus year relationship between UConn Health acting as the sole provider of health services to Connecticut's incarcerated population.

TCG defeated legislation proposed by the Governor's office that had a negative impact to its client. TCG created a legislative campaign plan leveraging the extensive alumni network of Norwich Free Academy, along with organizing a coalition.

TCG has direct lines to the all of Connecticut's Constitutional Officers and their senior staff. Constitutional Officers comprises of the Governor, Attorney General, State Comptroller, Secretary of State's offices, and the Treasurer's office.

TCG possesses a strong network within the legislative leadership along key staff members in the four caucuses.

TCG commands far reaching contacts state agency including but not limited to the Department of Consumer Protection, Department of Public Health, Department of Education, Department of Administrative Services, and the Department of Economic and Community Development.

John M. Bailey II has over two decades of experience in government relations and advocacy to the firm. His knowledge of the legislative and state regulatory process, long-standing personal relationships and depth of insight have made him an effective advocate for clients, which have included major national corporations, trade associations, non-profits, and organizations in the areas of education, housing, health care/medical supplies, gaming and waste management/recycling.

Drawing on his broad and extensive experience, John has distinguished himself as a knowledgeable, trusted and effective advocate for his clients in advancing their legislative goals. Prior to joining the firm, John served as Statewide Director of Legislative Affairs for the American Heart Association and has worked for a number of Constitutional officers and elected officials, including Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, Congressman Joe Courtney, and Comptroller Kevin Lembo.

Hailing from a family with deep history in both Connecticut and national politics, John's father, Jack Bailey, was Connecticut's longest serving Chief State's Attorney, his grandfather, John M. Bailey, served as head of the Connecticut Democratic Party as well as Chairman of the National Democratic Committee, and his aunt, Barbara B. Kennelly, was a former Connecticut Secretary of State and U.S. Representative. John is the Town Chair for the West Hartford Democratic Town Committee. He has been actively involved in local and statewide campaigns for every election cycle for the past 20 years.

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TRAFTON DINWIDDIE

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TRAFTON DINWIDDIE

(North Carolina, )

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton

tdinwiddie@ktslaw.com
(413) 563-5647
4208 Six Forks Rd, Suite 1400, Raleigh, NC, 27609,

Clients

1) Axon Enterprise, Inc.

2) Brookfield Renewable U.S.

3) Carolinas Clean Energy Business Association

4) Catawba Indian Nation

5) City of Charlotte

6) Cloudflare, Inc.

7) Coventry Enterprises

8) Cypress Creek Renewables, LLC

9) EcoStasis, LLC

10) Environmental Defense Action Fund

11) Moder Solutions, LLC

12) North Carolina Association of Motor Vehicle Registration Contractors, Inc.

13) North Carolina Coastal Federation, Inc.

14) North Carolina Wildlife Federation

15) Permit Power

16) Piedmont Triad Regional Water Authority

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JASON WEBB

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JASON WEBB

(West Virginia, )

Capitol Advocates, LLC

jason@cawv.com
(304) 415-9322
5030 Bennington Drive, Cross Lanes, WV, 25313,

There's an old saying around state legislatures that "if you aren't at the table, then you could end up on the menu." Jason Webb and his firm, Capitol Advocates, understand the importance of having representation engaged throughout the entire process. He knows that it may come down to that last conversation or that final piece of information which enabled his clients to succeed. Capitol Advocates is a full service government relations, lobbying, advocacy, & consulting firm in West Virginia. We genuinely believe in the traditional values of hard work and integrity. We advocate our clients' positions to government leaders, not rationalize their viewpoints to our clients. We consciously adhere to this philosophy every day. We understand that effective government relations require both determination and persistence. Our knowledge, experience and professional relationships are leveraged to assist in these endeavors. While it is sometimes difficult to guarantee outcomes, you can be assured of the effort.

20+ years

Jason Webb's often heard motto is "You must educate before you can advocate." He believes that policy makers are invariably dependent on concise and accurate information. While the introduction of those conversations is the foundation for advocacy, it's the ongoing discussion and exchange of ideas that tend to build success in the long run.

"If you can reduce complicated matters down to their core principles, then individuals will usually have a better chance of understanding them. Greater comprehension brings with it the likelihood that people will consider different perspectives on an issue. By increasing diverse viewpoints, we can collectively solve complex problems," he says.

For over two decades, Webb has worked in government relations, serving a diverse range of clients that include Fortune 500 companies, trade associations and non-profit corporations. His proficiency includes economic development, environment, finance, healthcare, insurance, natural resources, professional licensure, taxes and technology.

The son of a coal miner, Webb understands the adage that there is no substitute for hard work. He worked his way through college, completed internships at Merrill Lynch and a trading firm on the Chicago Board Options Exchange and worked with the Senior PGA Tour.

Webb received his Bachelor in Business Administration in finance and political science from the Gatton College of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky.

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ALAN DECKMAN

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ALAN DECKMAN

(Connecticut, )

TCORS Capitol Group, LLC (TCG)

alan@ctcapitolgroup.com
860-541-6438
701 Hebron Avenue, 3rd Floor, Glastonbury, CT, 06033,

Founded in 1993, TCG specializes in direct lobbying, grassroots advocacy, and regulatory expertise. The firm prides itself in capitalizing on its long-established relationships with key policy makers throughout the legislative and the executive branches of state government. TCG's clients range from large, multi-national corporations to local, grassroots associations.

TCG's legislative and regulatory campaign services consist of evaluating, monitoring, structuring, drafting and promoting legislative and administrative initiatives. Our experienced team of lobbyists analyzes and interprets Connecticut statutory provisions and works closely with key staff to draft legislation. Day-to-day lobbying, public relations and the myriad facets of a successful campaign are addressed. Our company specializes in solving public policy conflicts and seizing opportunities for our clients.

1) American Promotional Events

2) American Red Cross/Blood Services of CT

3) Ascentria Care Alliance

4) Axon Enterprise, Inc.

5) Beacon Services of CT

6) CAPSEF

7) Catalis Holdco Inc

8) CoinFlip

9) CONN CASE - CT Council Admin. Special Ed

10) Connecticut Association of School Psychologists

11) CT Blockchain Association

12) CT Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects

13) CT State Dental Assoc.

14) GoNetspeed

15) Harley-Davidson Financial Services

16) Justice Resource Institute-Headquarters

17) MacDermid Enthone Inc.

18) MDFT International

19) NAFI Connecticut

20) National Pork Producers Council

21) Operation Fuel, Inc. d/b/a Generation Power CT

22) Orijin

23) Public Consulting Group LLC

24) Quest Diagnostics

25) RA United Enterprises LLC

26) Recycix LLC

27) SAM Advocacy dba CTVotersFirst.org

28) School Nutrition Association of Connecticut

29) SCRRRA

30) Sportech, Inc.

31) The Children's Center of Hamden

32) The Children's League of Connecticut

33) The Connecticut Chapter of the American Planners Association

34) Twomagnets LLC dba Clipboard Health

35) Waterford Country School

20+ years

TCG passed legislation giving Medicaid recipients, many with chronic conditions, easier access to home services, supplies and medical equipment. The legislation was opposed by Department of Social Services and was a target for the agency throughout the session.

TCG was successful in leading a coalition to sustain a veto by the Governor that had overwhelming support by the legislature and the Connecticut Education Association. The legislation would have had unintended negative consequences to students with behavioral health issues. TCG secured its client a position on the working group.

TCG was the driving force behind successfully lobbying the Governor's Office, the Office of Policy and Management, and the Department of Corrections to issue a RFP for inmate medical services at UConn Health. TCG's advocacy on this issue reversed a twenty plus year relationship between UConn Health acting as the sole provider of health services to Connecticut's incarcerated population.

TCG defeated legislation proposed by the Governor's office that had a negative impact to its client. TCG created a legislative campaign plan leveraging the extensive alumni network of Norwich Free Academy, along with organizing a coalition.

TCG has direct lines to the all of Connecticut's Constitutional Officers and their senior staff. Constitutional Officers comprises of the Governor, Attorney General, State Comptroller, Secretary of State's offices, and the Treasurer's office.

TCG possesses a strong network within the legislative leadership along key staff members in the four caucuses.

TCG commands far reaching contacts state agency including but not limited to the Department of Consumer Protection, Department of Public Health, Department of Education, Department of Administrative Services, and the Department of Economic and Community Development.

Alan Deckman is an influential and respected lobbyist at the Connecticut General Assembly and the Executive branch state agencies with over 30 years of experience. His personalized approach to representing clients blends practical business expertise with a thorough knowledge of the legislative and governmental process.

Mr. Deckman is the President and principal owner of the TCORS Capitol Group, LLC. Based in Glastonbury, CT, Mr. Deckman oversees all aspects of the company and client servicing. He directs strategic planning and management of the company, as well as marketing and long-term growth and business opportunities.

Mr. Deckman has successfully developed innovative ways to impact legislative and executive decision-making to help achieve the best results for his company's clients. This proactive approach has produced numerous victories for clients with interests in the state budget and tax matters.

As the senior lobbyist of the TCORS Capitol Group, LLC, Mr. Deckman assists Fortune 500 companies and small Connecticut businesses with complex state and municipal procurement matters. Further, he has resolved many administrative inquiries for clients from a wide range of industries at both the state and local levels of government. Mr. Deckman regularly provides lead identification and relationship marketing services to clients looking to expand their business development efforts within the public and private sectors. As executive director and lobbyist for several Connecticut non-profit educational organizations and institutions, he frequently serves as a media spokesperson and advisor on public policy issues of direct concern to those entities.

Mr. Deckman is also the Founder and President of the Connecticut Blockchain Association, whose mission it is to develop, promote, and advance blockchain technology and to establish Connecticut as a leader for blockchain innovation. The Connecticut Blockchain Association strives to create a unifying advocacy voice for the Blockchain industry in the state of Connecticut. Mr. Deckman also serves as an advisory board member for the Pennsylvania Blockchain Coalition.

Born in New London, Connecticut, Mr. Deckman graduated from Assumption College, where he received the distinguished Crown and Shield Award for leadership and service. Subsequently, he earned a master's degree in Public Administration from the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University in Boston, where he was also selected to participate in the Dean's Fellowship Program.