• 717-233-1111

  • 30 North Third Street, Suite 950HarrisburgPA17101

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15-20 years

  • 215-735-6660

  • 200 S. Broad StreetSuite 1100PhiladelphiaPA19102

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6-10 years

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1) Adobe Inc.

2) ADP

3) Advanced Energy United

4) American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania

5) ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES

6) Arrow International, Inc.

7) AT&T Inc.

8) Atos Governmental IT Outsourcing Services LLCs

9) Avenues Recovery Medical Center at Valley Forge, LLC

10) Baruch S. Blumberg Institute

11) Baxter Healthcare Corporation c/o MultiState Associates LLC

12) Blackrock

13) BlackRock Funds Services Group, LLC

14) BRG Sports, Inc.

15) Bristol-Myers Squibb

16) Campaign Legal Center

17) Centene Corporation on behalf of its affiliates and subsidiaries

18) Ceres, Inc.

19) Citigroup Washington, Inc.

20) Community Associations Institute Pennsylvania Legislative Action Committee

21) Concordance

22) Conduent Incorporated and its Affiliates

23) Curtis Institute of Music

24) Da Vinci Discovery Center of Science and Technology, Inc.

25) Dell Technologies Inc.

26) EAGLEVILLE HOSPITAL

27) Ensemble/ Mosaic Navy Yard, LLC

28) Environmental Defense Action Fund

29) Evergreen Collaborative

30) findhelp

31) Focus Health

32) GMS Funding Solutions

33) GOOD SHEPHERD REHABILITATION NETWORK

34) Guidehouse Inc.

35) Gwynedd Mercy University

36) High Associates Ltd.

37) Holistic Farms, LLC

38) Holy Redeemer Health System

39) IEM International, Inc.

40) Incode Technologies, Inc.

41) Indivior Inc.

42) Jefferson Health Corporation (f/k/a Albert Einstein Healthcare Network)

43) Kensington Hospital

44) KeyScripts, LLC

45) Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic

46) Lancaster Housing Fund dba Lancaster Housing Works

11-15 years

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15-20 years

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Philadelphia Strategies Group is the only lobbying firm focused on and specializing in lobbying Philadelphia's City Hall. We help organizations of all sizes navigate Philadelphia's complicated legislative and regulatory processes in order to turn their priorities into realities. We aim to make government interaction easy, with a straightforward approach that frames our clients' objectives in an achievable way that highlights the benefits for the City and its residents. Philadelphia's politics have changed dramatically in recent years, and your lobbying strategy has to change if you want to remain effective. We are the only practice based in and focused on the City of Philadelphia, and this singular focus ensures our finger is on the pulse of anything and everything with the ability to respond to changes in real time.

15-20 years

Consistently listed among the "Best Lobbyists in Pennsylvania" and "Most Powerful in Philadelphia Politics" by City & State PA, PoliticsPA, and Philadelphia Magazine.

As the Founder of PSG, John draws on more than 25 years experience in the Greater Philadelphia public policy arena to get great results for his clients. Prior to launching PSG in January 2019, he was Vice President for City Relations at Wojdak Government Relations, one of Pennsylvania's premier lobbying firms. John oversaw all issues in Philadelphia's City Hall and successfully represented large corporations, developers, regional associations, universities, and non-profits for fourteen years.

Before Wojdak, John served as a legislative assistant and drafted and analyzed municipal and state legislation over six years for then-Councilman Jim Kenney and the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Appropriations Committee. In the 1990s, John worked on various city and state political campaigns, and spent three years as the Research Director for the Committee of Seventy, Philadelphia's "government watchdog" organization.

John holds a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree in Government Administration from the University of Pennsylvania, where for thirteen years he was an instructor on urban politics and municipal government at Penn's Fels Institute of Government. He lives in the East Falls neighborhood of Philadelphia, where he serves on the executive board of the East Falls Development Corporation. He swears he is much better at lobbying than he is at dyeing his youngest daughter's hair (although he is getting pretty good at that too).