Ginger Adam Corley is owner and president of Ginger Adam Corley, L.L.C., a governmental relations and lobbying firm in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She has been a registered lobbyist in Louisiana for the past twenty-nine years.

Prior to starting her own business, Ginger worked for the Louisiana House of Representatives and the Louisiana Department of Revenue while pursuing her undergraduate and graduate degree in Public Administration from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. After receiving her MPA, she worked in a gubernatorial campaign organizing the candidate's fundraising efforts.

As a result of working in state government, she has established a professional relationship with legislators, department and agency appointees, and government staff. She has maintained these relationships while developing new ones as a result of term limits in Louisiana. This has allowed her the opportunity to participate in the public policy arena at the legislative and executive branch level while advocating for her clients and their issues. Ginger has an in-depth knowledge of the legislative process and has developed highly personal, organizational, and communications skills.

As a registered lobbyist, she is involved in the formulation of policy positions and legislative initiatives. She is responsible for delivering presentations and briefings to her clients on relevant issues, as well as to members of the Louisiana Legislature and executive branch officials. Her participation in various study committees and task forces has provided her the opportunity to share her knowledge while gaining from others. She is a team player and has worked with other lobbyists and allied interests on various legislative proposals.

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