404-971-2690
1100 PEACHTREE STREET, SUITE 900, ATLANTA, GA, 30309,
Seasoned government affairs professional with a wide spectrum of policy experience in both Georgia and Alabama. Specializing in local government, tax policy, and finance.
1) Accelecom
2) Advanced Manufacturing International
9) D4 Solutions
10) Douglas-Coffee County Economic Development Authority
11) Electronic Transactions Association
12) Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors
14) Fidelity National Financial
15) Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc.
16) Georgia Association of Assessing Officials
17) Good-Lite
18) Guardian Fleet Services, Inc.
19) Hims & Hers
20) HRASimple, LLC
22) InfraHub
23) Inspected
24) International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
25) Kaitlin Monaghan
27) Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority
29) MEAG Power
30) Mithril Defense Inc DBA Campus Guardian Angel
31) Nightlock
32) Office Images
33) Oscar Health
34) Pure Green BioAg
35) Reconnect, Inc
36) Samsara
37) South Georgia Energy Authority
39) The Southern Group of Georgia
41) Workbay
6-10 years
Served on the Georgia Department of Revenue Local Government Advisory Group. As a member of this group, Joel provided the Revenue Commissioner with feedback and suggestions on the impact of important tax issues on local governments.
Joel has developed extensive relationships with elected and appointed officials at the state and local level. Many of these relationships are concentrated in revenue and finance with strong relationships with finance directors all across Georgia's 538 cities and 159 counties. In addition to these local relationships, Joel has done extensive work with the Georgia Department of Revenue.
Joel began his career in local government by providing planning, zoning, and land use support with over 63 cities and 17 counties for one of Georgia's Regional Commissions. Joel then moved to Talladega, AL where he assisted the city manager in all planning and community development projects. It was in this capacity that Joel first started learning municipal budgeting and operations. Joel's work in Talladega caught the eye of a state trade association, and Joel got his introduction to lobbying with the Alabama Manufactured Housing Association (AMHA) in 2013.
As AMHA's Deputy Director, Joel learned the business operations of one of Alabama's major industries and lobbied on their behalf both locally and on the state level. After nearly four years with AMHA, Joel decided to combine his local government and lobbying experience by taking a job with Georgia Municipal Association (GMA). While at GMA, Joel specialized in a wide array of tax issues and lobbied on behalf of Georgia's 538 cities. Joel's knowledge of local government operations, business operations, and public policy development allowed him to develop a broad array of relationships at the General Assembly, while effectively advocating for all of Georgia's cities.
Joel graduated from Georgia College and State University with a BA in political science and Masters of Public Administration. Joel grew up in Byron, Georgia and currently resides in Atlanta with his wife Lucy and daughter Willow.
614-306-5353
88 E Broad St, Ste 1120, Columbus, OH, 43215,
2) Alliance for Safety and Justice Action Fund
4) Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland
5) CBN Secure Technologies, Inc.
7) Center for Employment Opportunities, Inc.
9) Clark County
10) Cognia
13) Cox Farms
14) Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
15) E.L. Robinson Engineering Company
17) Edmentum
18) evermore
20) Hamilton County Clerk of Courts
21) Harbor
23) Hello Heart
24) Interstate Gas Supply, Inc. (dba IGS Energy)
25) Momentive Performance Materials Quartz d/b/a Momentive Quartz Technologies
26) Necco
27) Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association
28) Ohio Clean Hydrogen Hub Alliance
29) Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
31) Ohio Medicaid Works Coalition
32) Ohio Public Transit Association
33) Pharmaceutical Care Management Association
34) Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)
35) S-E-A Limited
36) Shatterproof
38) Table Sense
39) The Center for Community Solutions
40) The Cincinnati Enquirer, A Division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc.
42) United Way of Summit and Medina
43) Wawa, Inc.
614-323-5845
88 E. Broad St., Suite 1120, Columbus, OH, 43215,
4) Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland
5) CBN Secure Technologies, Inc.
7) Clark County
8) Cognia
11) Cox Farms
12) Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
13) E.L. Robinson Engineering Company
15) Edmentum
16) Equality Ohio
17) evermore
19) Hamilton County Clerk of Courts
20) Harbor
22) Hello Heart
23) Interstate Gas Supply, Inc. (dba IGS Energy)
24) Momentive Performance Materials Quartz d/b/a Momentive Quartz Technologies
25) Necco
26) Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association
27) Ohio Clean Hydrogen Hub Alliance
28) Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
29) Ohio Public Transit Association
30) Pharmaceutical Care Management Association
31) Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)
32) S-E-A Limited
33) Shatterproof
35) Table Sense
36) The Center for Community Solutions
37) The Cincinnati Enquirer, A Division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc.
39) United Way of Summit and Medina
40) Wawa, Inc.
330-559-3878
88 E Broad Street, Suite 1120, Columbus, OH, 43215,
4) Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland
5) CBN Secure Technologies, Inc.
7) Clark County
8) Cognia
11) Cox Farms
12) Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
13) E.L. Robinson Engineering Company
15) Edmentum
16) Equality Ohio
17) evermore
19) Hamilton County Clerk of Courts
20) Harbor
22) Hello Heart
23) Interstate Gas Supply, Inc. (dba IGS Energy)
24) Momentive Performance Materials Quartz d/b/a Momentive Quartz Technologies
25) Necco
26) Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association
27) Ohio Business for Immigration Solutions
28) Ohio Clerk of Courts Association
29) Ohio Public Transit Association
30) Pharmaceutical Care Management Association
31) Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)
33) S-E-A Limited
34) Shatterproof
36) Table Sense
37) The Center for Community Solutions
38) The Cincinnati Enquirer, A Division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc.
40) United Way of Summit and Medina
41) Vibrant Ohio
42) Wawa, Inc.