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Clarkston Nelson Government Solutions is a full-service governmental relations and advocacy firm located in Jefferson City, Missouri. Although recently founded, our team shares a longstanding, respected reputation in the Missouri State Capitol. Our uniquely qualified professionals have decades of combined experience working in the Missouri state legislature, Executive Branch and state agencies.

The world of politics has changed over the years making it essential for businesses to have an effective and efficient working relationship with policy makers. Our team holds extensive policy knowledge, strong communication and relationship-building skills and precise legislative strategies resulting in successful governmental advocacy for our clients.

At Clarkston Nelson, we believe our teamwork approach based on years of experience, hard work and dedication to our client's interests provide a strong route to client advocacy and effective results bridging the gap between business and government.

FIRM SPECIALTY
DIRECT LOBBYING
In a world of constant change due to term-limits, ever changing political winds and executive branch turnover, we at Clarkston Nelson adapt and thrive due to our extensive experience and hard work. We work extremely hard to successfully help our clients reach their advocacy goals through our professionalism and unique understanding of the legislative and executive process. We provide direct lobbying efforts to shape legislation and regulations from the beginning to implementation. Our firm is capable of providing all services necessary such as legislation and issue monitoring, public engagement counseling, public testimony, and coalition building.

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS
We believe that public opinion shapes much of the debate and decisions at the government level. Clarkston Nelson have a long history of working with clients in the preparation and development of messaging to assist in their advocacy efforts before the legislature, regulators or any other decision-making body. Our strategic communications will be aimed at reaching our client's underlying goal and often can be conveyed to the media and public to potentially sway opinion to our favor. Often times, strategic communications are aided with coalition building efforts to expand our sphere of influence and find additional partners that share with our goals and preferred outcomes.

RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
Our firm recognizes the vast importance of relationship building throughout the political, regulatory, and industry sectors. We believe healthy relationships are built on honest communication and respect. We work diligently with legislators and department contacts to know our clients and understand why their issues matter. Clarkston Nelson strive to maintain professional and positive relations with state elected officials and decision-makers and can utilize our relationships to assist clients with ensuring their issues are properly understood and considered when needed.

HEATH CLARKSTON has more than two decades working for a variety of clients as a registered lobbyist in Missouri with state government relations and public relations experience. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Public Administration and Political Science in 1997 from Missouri State University in Springfield. He began his career as a legislative intern for the Taxpayers Research Institute, a division of Associated Industries of Missouri. After joining Gallagher Consultants Inc. in 2006, Heath quickly earned a reputation as a tenacious, hard-working voice in the Missouri State Capitol for his clients. An active member in many civic and professional organizations, Heath is the benchmark of hard work in the State Capitol.

JOHN NICOLAY

(Illinois)

Nicolay & Dart LLC is a law firm concentrating on governmental and regulatory representation. Its two principals, John Nicolay and Tim Dart, have many years of experience representing premier clients at all levels of Illinois government. Nicolay & Dart LLC is one of the few firms in Illinois providing governmental representation in the General Assembly, the Chicago City Council, and Cook County government. Formerly partners at Winston & Strawn LLP, John and Tim provide a unique balance of experience that allows them to advocate effectively in any situation. The firm offers intensive, personalized strategy and representation that conforms to the highest ethical standards.

Firm Specialties:
Our attorneys are experienced in many areas of governmental and regulatory law, including legislation, agency rulemaking, government procurement, executive clemency, governmental ethics and zoning.

In addition, we have often partnered with the top public affairs firms in Illinois to provide a full range of grass-roots and media strategy services to our clients. Our experience has shown that a comprehensive approach to a legislative or regulatory problem is the best way to obtain a positive result for our clients.

JOHN D. NICOLAY directed state governmental representation at Winston & Strawn LLP for seven years. Previously, he served as general counsel to the Illinois Senate President, where his responsibilities included staffing and operations for the Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee.

Prior to his work with the office of the Senate President, he served as a legislative liaison for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office where he helped secure passage of more than 50 pieces of legislation, including major sentencing and evidentiary reforms. He also served as an Assistant State's Attorney and practiced in the area of commercial and governmental litigation at Shefsky & Froelich, Ltd. In addition, Mr. Nicolay served as a Legislative Aide to former Senate Minority Leader Frank Watson, and as a special assistant to Governor James R. Thompson.

Mr. Nicolay has represented Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, and entrepreneurs in the General Assembly. He also has negotiated and litigated on behalf of clients before municipal and administrative law tribunals. He is a frequent speaker on legislative process and governmental ethics, and served as outside ethics counsel to the Senate President. Mr. Nicolay is the co-author of Effective Dates of Illinois Legislation, in the Handbook of Illinois Administrative Law (Illinois State Bar Association, 2001).

In January 2008, Mr. Nicolay was named as a "Rising Star" in the Illinois Super Lawyers edition of Chicago Magazine, having been nominated by fellow members of the Illinois bar.

Mr. Nicolay is past President and serves on the Board of Directors of The Advocacy Group, an international governmental affairs organization. He is Vice-Chairman of the Illinois Executive Mansion Association, a not-for-profit corporation which administers the public use of the Governor's Mansion in Springfield and the Hayes Mansion in DuQuoin. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of MacMurray College, served two terms on the Board of Directors of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce, and served on the Board of Directors of Intermountain Corporate Affairs Company. He is honored to serve on the Advisory Board of Misericordia/Heart of Mercy Home in Chicago, a residential facility for developmentally disabled children and adults, which is a pro bono client of the firm.

Mr. Nicolay received a B.S. in history and political science from MacMurray College and a J.D. from DePaul University College of Law. He is admitted to practice in the Illinois Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the Northern, Central, and Southern Districts of Illinois.

Subjects: All Subjects

Links:Website

Roger D. Donoghue is a co-founder of Murphy Donoghue Partners. He leads the firm's Government Relations practice, specializing in legislative and regulatory affairs, lobbying, and business strategies.

Roger counsels regional, national, and international clients across varied industries including; health care, financial services, pharmaceutical, biomedical/life science, telecommunications, technology, real estate development, insurance, trade associations, and restaurant and hospitality, as they interface with government. Roger and his colleagues advise clients on the strategic implications of developing and maintaining relationships with government, and represent such clients before regulatory agencies and public authorities.

20+ years

represented care providers before state regulatory agencies & legislative committees
advised a Fortune 500 insurance company on how to maintain balanced statutory and regulatory treatment to assure similar treatment in other jurisdictions
represented a federally recognized native American tribe on economic development initiatives
represented a major telecommunications provider before state regulatory agencies and legislative committees
led ballot question committee counsel and strategy development culminating in a ballot question to repeal new tax on alcohol
secured tens of millions for distressed hospitals
successfully secured consumer discount legislation

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Director of Public Affairs, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Director of Government Relations, National Federation of Independent Business
Private practice attorney

EDUCATION
Suffolk University Law School, J.D., 1983
Holy Cross College, B.A., 1978

Subjects: All Subjects

Links:LinkedIn

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.

11-15 years

Tommy has been recognized during his government relations career as one of the top lobbyists at the North Carolina General Assembly. He was ranked as the 33rd Most Influential Lobbyist of the 2013-2014 Legislative Session by the North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research in its annual survey of lobbyists, legislators and Capitol Press Corps members.

Tommy is a senior vice president in the state government affairs group at McGuireWoods Consulting where he represents clients before the state legislature and U.S. Congress.
He brings more than a decade of experience in state and federal policy, legislative process and politics, including serving as senior staff for the North Carolina Senate President Pro Tem and several members of U.S. Congress. Tommy has a strong network throughout state government in North Carolina and the North Carolina congressional delegation, and has experience representing Fortune 500 companies, start-ups and trade associations before the North Carolina General Assembly, Congress and executive agencies on issues including energy, environmental, education, transportation, health care and information technology.
Prior to joining McGuireWoods Consulting, Tommy served as the director of state public affairs for Moore & Van Allen Public Affairs where he managed the Raleigh office and represented clients at both the state and federal level for Moore & Van Allen Public Affairs. Before his time at Moore & Van Allen, Tommy served as deputy chief of staff for policy for North Carolina President Pro Tem Phil Berger. Before Tommy worked at the General Assembly, he lobbied at the federal level for both the NC Farm Bureau and the National Pork Producers Council for several years. He also worked on Capitol Hill for nine years, including six years with Congressman Robin Hayes where he served as deputy chief of staff.
Tommy is a native of Raleigh, where he lives with his wife and two sons.

  • (573) 353-8279

  • 235 E High StreetSuite 301Jefferson CityMO65101

Clarkston Nelson Government Solutions is a full-service governmental relations and advocacy firm located in Jefferson City, Missouri. Although recently founded, our team shares a longstanding, respected reputation in the Missouri State Capitol. Our uniquely qualified professionals have decades of combined experience working in the Missouri state legislature, Executive Branch and state agencies.

The world of politics has changed over the years making it essential for businesses to have an effective and efficient working relationship with policy makers. Our team holds extensive policy knowledge, strong communication and relationship-building skills and precise legislative strategies resulting in successful governmental advocacy for our clients.

At Clarkston Nelson, we believe our teamwork approach based on years of experience, hard work and dedication to our client's interests provide a strong route to client advocacy and effective results bridging the gap between business and government.

FIRM SPECIALTY
DIRECT LOBBYING
In a world of constant change due to term-limits, ever changing political winds and executive branch turnover, we at Clarkston Nelson adapt and thrive due to our extensive experience and hard work. We work extremely hard to successfully help our clients reach their advocacy goals through our professionalism and unique understanding of the legislative and executive process. We provide direct lobbying efforts to shape legislation and regulations from the beginning to implementation. Our firm is capable of providing all services necessary such as legislation and issue monitoring, public engagement counseling, public testimony, and coalition building.

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS
We believe that public opinion shapes much of the debate and decisions at the government level. Clarkston Nelson have a long history of working with clients in the preparation and development of messaging to assist in their advocacy efforts before the legislature, regulators or any other decision-making body. Our strategic communications will be aimed at reaching our client's underlying goal and often can be conveyed to the media and public to potentially sway opinion to our favor. Often times, strategic communications are aided with coalition building efforts to expand our sphere of influence and find additional partners that share with our goals and preferred outcomes.

RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
Our firm recognizes the vast importance of relationship building throughout the political, regulatory, and industry sectors. We believe healthy relationships are built on honest communication and respect. We work diligently with legislators and department contacts to know our clients and understand why their issues matter. Clarkston Nelson strive to maintain professional and positive relations with state elected officials and decision-makers and can utilize our relationships to assist clients with ensuring their issues are properly understood and considered when needed.

DOUG NELSON spent five years as Missouri's State Commissioner of Administration working with all branches of government and every executive branch department on contracting and procurement matters. As Commissioner, he oversaw more than 2,000 active procurement contracts, information technology and cybersecurity issues, bond issuances and budget matters. Along with Doug's unmatched experience in all types of government contract issues, his extensive network of national and state contacts makes him a great resource to clients. Doug also spent more than 18 years as an Assistant Missouri Attorney General focusing on consumer and contract litigation and administrative/regulatory matters. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1987 from the University of Missouri, Columbia, and Law degree in 1990 from the University of Missouri, Kansas City.

Sara Clements is a government affairs consultant based in Tallahassee, Florida with a strong background in PreK-12 education policy and not-for-profit work. She also has experience working in the areas of criminal justice, child welfare, postsecondary and workforce issues, healthcare, insurance, emergency management, financial services, and more.

6-10 years

Named a "30 Under 30 Rising Stars in Florida Politics" by Florida Politics in 2014

Strong relationships in the Florida Department of Education, as well as the chairs and staff of education policy and appropriations committees in both legislative chambers, and many other agencies and policy areas, including the Department of Children and Families, Department of Corrections, and more.

Sara has more than a decade of experience in education policy and government affairs, starting as a K-12 public school teacher. She thrives on helping clients achieve complex and challenging goals and has become a respected and trusted voice for education policy issues in Tallahassee.

Sara joined McGuireWoods Consulting in 2018 after six years of leading government affairs for nonprofits in Florida. Prior to MWC, Sara led external and legislative affairs for Step Up For Students, the largest K-12 scholarship funding organization in the nation. Before that, she was the Florida Legislative Affairs Director for the Foundation for Excellence in Education. In addition to education, Sara has experience in the areas of child welfare, criminal justice, juvenile justice, healthcare, insurance, and more.

In 2011, while still in the classroom, Sara was nominated for Orange County Public Schools Teacher of the Year award. By 2014, Sara was named one of "30 Under 30 Rising Stars" by Florida Politics, the state's predominant political news site.

Sara received her bachelor's degree in English Education from the University of North Florida in 2007 and her master's degree in Education Policy and Evaluation from Florida State University in 2014.

Sara is a member of Leadership Florida, the American Enterprise Institute's State Leadership Network, and co-founder of Lean In Tallahassee. In her spare time, she volunteers as a guardian ad litem in Florida's Second Judicial Circuit and fosters dogs through a local animal rescue organization. Sara lives in Tallahassee with her husband, daughter, and rescue dog.

Subjects: All Subjects

Links:Website

Maureen Glynn is a partner at Murphy Donoghue Partners. With more than 25 years of governmental affairs experience, Maureen provides day-to-day client management and counsel to multiple clients from a wide spectrum of sectors, including hospitals, physician groups, software developers, e-commerce companies, consumer credit organizations, solid waste management/recycling firms, gaming interests and non-profit charitable organizations.

Maureen has worked at the Massachusetts House of Representatives for a major committee with jurisdiction over most regulated industries including public utilities, energy firms, telecommunications, alcoholic beverages, professional licensing and gaming. She serves on the Quincy College Board of Governors, where she is currently Second Vice-Chair.

20+ years

represented a major retailer for relief from outdated pricing statute
represented major manufacturers on product liability legislation
steered passage of Massachusetts Gaming Control Statute
negotiated settlement in lieu of ballot question on teacher evaluation
intervened on legislation for private non-profit consumer finance counseling agency
achieved passage of legislation providing statutory recognition for professional behavioral health counselors association
defeated attempts to expand medical scope of services to non-medical professionals

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Issues Management Group, Counsel 1992-2013
Massachusetts House of Representatives 1984-1992
Joint Legislative Committee on Government Regulations, Research Director 1989-1992, Research Staff, 1987-1989, Legislative Aide 1984-1987

EDUCATION
Suffolk University Law School, J.D. 1993
Suffolk University, B.S. 1988

  • 617-855-8308

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

CYNTHIA ALEJANDRE

(Idaho)
  • 7252284203

  • 2720 N Tenaya WayLas VegasNV89128

ASHLEY ALLEN

(Virginia)
  • 702-240-8858

  • 9700 Health Care LaneMinnetonkaMN55343

KARLA ASHENHURST

(Iowa)
  • 702-242-7541

  • 125 South 84th StreetMilwaukeeWI53214

MISHAEL AZAM

(Connecticut)

BRIAN BALLARD

(Federal)
Clients:

1) 23ANDME RESEARCH INSTITUTE

2) 3M COMPANY

3) ACCUTAR BIOTECHNOLOGY, INC.

4) ACHIEVE

5) AECOM

6) AGI CARGO, LLC AND AGI GROUND, INC.

7) AGROINSUMOS IBEROAMERICANOS GROUP D/B/A/ AGROISLENA

8) AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FIELD LLP ON BEHALF OF TP-LINK SYSTEMS, INC.

9) ALIGNMENT HEALTHCARE, INC.

10) ALKERMES, INC.

11) ALTAMED HEALTH SERVICES CORPORATION

12) AMAZON.COM

13) AMERICAN BATTERY TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

14) AMERICAN CONSUMER CREDIT ADVOCATES, INC.

15) AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION

16) AMERICAN POLICY VENTURES ACTION

17) AMERICAN RHEINMETALL

18) AMERICAN ROAD & TRANSPORTATION BUILDERS ASSOCIATION

19) AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

20) AMERIPRO HEALTH LLC

21) ANTHROPIC, PBC

22) ARENA INVESTORS LP

23) ASIMAT AL HADHARAT

24) ASSURED GUARANTY, INC.

25) ATLAS COPCO NORTH AMERICA INC.

26) BABEL STREET, INC.

27) BACKSWING VENTURES

28) BAJO COHEN AGLIANO, P.A. ON BEHALF OF HEALTH EDGE INVESTMENT PARTNERS, LLC

29) BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

30) BAYER U.S. LLC

31) BB LIVING

32) BINATIONAL SOFTWOOD LUMBER COUNCIL

33) BIOSTAR MEDICAL LLC

34) BLACKSEA TECHNOLOGIES

35) BLOCKCHAIN (US), INC.

36) BLOOM ENERGY

37) BLUE ORIGIN, LLC

38) BMW OF NORTH AMERICA LLC

39) BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.

40) BRENT L. MILLS, INCORPORATED

41) BROWARD COLLEGE FOUNDATION

42) CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA FIRST INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE

43) CAN COMMUNITY HEALTH

44) CANVASBACK CONSERVATION LLC F.K.A. WILDLANDSCAPES INTERNATIONAL

45) CAPE

46) CELLIGENCE LLC

47) CHAPMAN DEVELOPMENT LLC

48) CHARTER BROKERAGE LLC

49) CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.

50) CITY OF MIAMI

51) CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA

52) CITY OF PENSACOLA

53) CITY OF WINTER HAVEN

54) COALITION FOR RESPONSIBLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

55) COMCAST CORPORATION

56) COMPUTER & COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

57) CONCORD PARTNERS LLC

58) CONSOLIDATED MILL SUPPLY, INC.

59) CONSORTIUM MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC.

60) CONSTELLATION ENERGY

61) CONTINENTAL HEAVY CIVIL CORP.

62) CONTINENTAL STRATEGY, LLC ON BEHALF OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA

63) COOSEMANS DC, INC.

64) COTTON LOGISTICS, INC.

65) COUPANG, INC.

66) CREDIT UNION LOAN SOURCE, LLC

67) DALIAN DEVELOPMENT LLC

68) DBL VENTURES

69) DETROIT INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE COMPANY, INC.

70) DOUGLAS COUNTY PUD

71) EAGLE LNG PARTNERS LLC

72) EASTERN SALT COMPANY, INC.

73) ELO ATLANTIC SL

74) ENERGY TRANSITION MINERALS, LTD.

75) EPIDAURUS DBA AMITY FOUNDATION

76) EQUINIX, INC.

77) ERUDIO BIO, INC.

78) ES WINDOWS LLC

79) EVOLUTION ELECTRIC VEHICLES

80) EVOLUTION WELL SERVICES OPERATING, LLC

81) FACETEC, INC.

82) FALCON COPPER CORP.

83) FERRING PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

84) FLEX LTD.

85) FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL UNIVERSITY

86) FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

87) FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION

88) FLORIDA SHERIFFS RISK MANAGEMENT FUND

89) FLORIDA TOMATO EXCHANGE

90) FLORIDA TRANSPORTATION BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.

91) FRESNO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER D/B/A/ COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM

92) GE PRECISION HEALTHCARE LLC

93) GENETIX BIOTHERAPEUTICS INC.

94) GUNVOR USA, LLC F.K.A. NEROBREEZE LIMITED

95) GURMEHER SINGH MAJITHIA

96) HARD ROCK JAPAN K.K.

97) HELFIE MANAGEMENT PTY LTD

98) HERENOW HELP, INC.

99) HYPERICE, INC.

100) INDELIBLE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, INC.

101) INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.

102) INSIGHTEC, INC.

103) INTEGRATE DG, LLC

104) IONQ, INC.

105) IP SERVICES LLC

106) IRVING OIL LTD.

107) J. WESTLING & CO. LLC

108) JABIL INC.

109) JACKSONVILLE TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

110) JINDAL SOUTH AMERICA METALS AND MINING (FKAVULCAN SOUTH AMERICA METALS & MINING)

111) JPMORGAN CHASE HOLDINGS LLC

112) JSI RESEARCH AND TRAINING INSTITUTE, INC.

113) JUBILANT PHARMA HOLDINGS INC.

114) KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION

115) KNOB PETROLEUM CORP

116) KOREA ZINC COMPANY, LTD.

117) LAKESIDE BLUFFS GROUP LLC

118) LEGO SYSTEMS, INC.

119) LEONARDO DRS, INC.

120) LEONARDO S.P.A.

121) LEVINSON FAMILY

122) LI INDUSTRIES, INC.

123) LIFESCIENCE LOGISTICS

124) LMI CONSULTING, LLC

125) LOS ANGELES ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES 2028

126) LUKE HOLDINGS, INC. (FKA LUKE STAFFING)

127) M1 HOLDINGS GROUP LLC

128) MADRIGAL PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

129) MAHA CAPITAL

130) MALNUTRITION ADVOCACY FUND

131) MANTARI INDUSTRIES, INC.

132) MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA

133) MAXELL, LTD.

134) MCDERMOTT+ CONSULTING (ON BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY)

135) MEIL GLOBAL HOLDINGS B.V.

136) MHP FOOD TRADING LLC

137) MIAMI DADE COLLEGE FOUNDATION (F.K.A. FRIENDS OF MIAMI DADE COLLEGE)

138) MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

139) MIAMI-DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

140) MIAMI-DADE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ORGANIZATION

141) MONOLITH MATERIALS, INC.

142) MORVILLO ABRAMOWITZ GRAND IASON & ANELLO PC O/B/O BANCAMIGA BANCO UNIVERSAL, CA

143) MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC.

144) MOTLEY RICE, LLC AND BALLARD SPAHR LLP

145) MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER

146) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES

147) NCLUSION, INC.

148) NEOPRIME CAPITAL PARTNERS

149) NETFLIX, INC.

150) NEUVENTUS, LLC

151) NEXTERA ENERGY, INC./FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY

152) NITRON GROUP LLC

153) NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION

154) NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

155) NOVAVAX, INC.

156) NOVO NORDISK INC.

157) NYSE GROUP, INC.

158) OCEANSOUND PARTNERS

159) OGLE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT, LLC

160) OISHII

161) OKALOOSA COUNTY, FL

162) ORANO USA LLC

163) ORBIA FLUOR ENERGY MATERIALS (KOURA)

164) OURARING INC.

165) PALANTIR TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

166) PALM BEACH COUNTY

167) PARSONS GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC.

168) PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA

169) PENN ENTERTAINMENT, INC.

170) PEOPLE CENTER, INC.

171) POLARIS INDUSTRIES, INC.

172) PORT OF LONG BEACH

173) POTOMAC CENTER NORTH, INC.

174) PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE

175) PROSKAUER ROSE LLP ON BEHALF OF COPPERWELD BIMETALLICS, LLC

176) PROYECTO DE EMPRESARIOS POR MEXICO

177) PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY (ON BEHALF OF JACKSON HEALTH SYSTEMS)

178) PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS, INC.

179) RAI SERVICES COMPANY (FKA- RAISC)

180) REACTIVE DRONE LLC

181) REVELLE AESTHETICS, INC.

182) REYES HOLDINGS, LLC

183) RIL USA

184) RIO BIOPHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

185) RISE

186) ROBINHOOD

187) ROLLS-ROYCE NORTH AMERICA

188) RUDY OPCO LLC

189) SABER HEALTHCARE GROUP

190) SAFETY NET HOSPITAL ALLIANCE OF FLORIDA

191) SAP AMERICA, INC.

192) SAVANTAGE SOLUTIONS, INC.

193) SEA & SHORELINE, LLC

194) SECURITYSCORECARD, INC.

195) SEEKR TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

196) SEMINOLE HARD ROCK DIGITAL, LLC

197) SEMINOLE HARD ROCK ENTERTAINMENT, INC.

198) SENIOR CARE PHARMACY, INC.

199) SEPRO CORPORATION

200) SHARKNINJA OPERATING LLC

201) SHIONOGI, INC.

202) SIGNATURE PERFORMANCE, INC.

203) SMARSH INC.

204) SNA INTERNATIONAL LP

205) SOLONIAN RESOURCES, LLC

206) SOLUTIONS GROUP SERVICES, LLC

207) SOUTHERN GLAZER'S WINE AND SPIRITS, LLC

208) SPEED XPRESS INC.

209) STERLITE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

210) STURM, RUGER & CO., INC.

211) SUFFOLK CONSTRUCTION

212) SULZBACHER CENTER

213) SUPERIOR AIR-GROUND AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC.

214) SUPERMICRO

215) SUPREME RICE

216) SUPREME SITE SERVICES GMBH

217) SWIRE PROPERTIES, INC.

218) SWISS ROCKETS AG

219) TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL

220) THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

221) THE BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE, INC.

222) THE CRANEWARE GROUP (F.K.A. SENTRY DATA SYSTEMS)

223) THE ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS COALITION

224) THE LEAGUE OF CREDIT UNIONS & AFFILIATES

225) THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

226) THE SCHOOL BOARD OF LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

227) THE TOY ASSOCIATION

228) THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY

229) TIGER BIOSCIENCES

230) TIPCO ASPHALT PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED

231) TOTALENERGIES EP MOZAMBIQUE AREA 1

232) TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT SERVICES

233) TRANSUNION LLC

234) TRAXYS NORTH AMERICA LLC

235) TRC WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING, INC.

236) TRICOCI UNIVERSITY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, LLC

237) TRULIEVE

238) U.S SUGAR CORPORATION

239) UG SOLUTIONS

240) UNITED AERONAUTICAL CORPORATION

241) UNITED AIRLINES, INC.

242) UNITED HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC.

243) UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS PUBLIC FINANCE AUTHORITY

244) UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA HEALTH CORPORATION

245) UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

246) UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

247) UPTODATE, INC.

248) URANIUM ENERGY CORPORATION

249) US STRATEGIC METALS

250) VALE MARITIMO C.A.

251) VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

252) VANTIVE, INC.

253) VILIN BIO MED LIMITED

254) VIRTUS RESOURCES LLC F.K.A. VIRTUS MINERALS GROUP INC.

255) VIZ.AI

256) VIZIENT, INC.

257) VYSTAR CREDIT UNION

258) WALGREEN CO.

259) WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION, A THOMSON REUTERS BUSINESS

260) ZOOX, INC.

261) ZSCALER INC.

  • 617-733-1327

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

CHRISTOPHER BLEAK

(Utah)
  • (636) 288-2775

  • c/o Maria Rubin, 2720 N. Tenaya WayNV018-S600Las VegasNV89128

  • 617-620-5648

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

  • 508-665-7919

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

BETH CLAY

(Mississippi)
Clients:

STEPHEN CLAY

(Mississippi)
Clients:
  • 857-248-5170

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

JENNIFER DAVIS

(Indiana)

JENNIFER DAVIS

(West Virginia)

JENNIFER DAVIS

(Indiana)

JENNIFER DAVIS

(Ohio)
  • 702-242-7541

  • 701 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Suite 600INTEROFFICE - DOHWashingtonDC20004

AMELIA DIETER MCCLURE

(Indiana)

AMELIA DIETER MCCLURE

(Indiana)

MARK GALLAGHER

(Massachusetts)
  • 617-347-1917

  • 9700 Health Care LaneSuite 110MinnetonkaMN55343

LAUREN GLEASON

(Mississippi)

LAUREN HAJIK

(Hawaii)

MICHAEL HAMPTON

(Indiana)

MICHAEL HAMPTON

(Kentucky)
  • 317-715-7056

  • 7440 Woodland DriveIndianapolisIN46278

MICHAEL HAMPTON

(Indiana)

WADE HAPGOOD

(Nebraska)
  • (785) 554-1061

  • 330 NW 82nd StreetTopekaKS66617

WADE HAPGOOD

(Kansas)

MICHAEL HENDERSON

(Missouri)
  • (573) 520-7240

  • 235 E High StreetSuite 301Jefferson CityMO65101

Clients:

BRENDAN HOSTETLER

(Illinois)
  • 617-620-9155

  • 30 Winter Street, Floor 6,Floor 6BostonMA02108

PHILIP LYONS

(Colorado)
  • 303-267-3212

  • 169 Inverness Drive West, Suite 400Suite 400EnglewoodCO80112

JENNA MCGREEVY

(Maryland)
  • 443-624-6716

  • 54 State CircleAnnapolisMD21401

Clients:

JENNAE NEUSTADT

(MOMO)
  • (314) 592-5904

  • c/o Maria Rubin, 2720 N. Tenaya WayNV018-S600Las VegasNV89128

DANIEL O'CONNELL

(Colorado)
  • 303-386-7234

  • 169 Inverness Drive West, Suite 400Suite 1600EnglewoodCO80112

TIM PERRY

(Maryland)
  • 443-739-9346

  • 54 State CircleAnnapolisMD21401

Clients:

GENEVRA RICHARDSON

(New Mexico)

CONNOR ROSE

(Kentucky)
  • 859-797-1820

  • c/o Maria Rubin9th FloorLas VegasNV89128

AUSTIN STOWERS

(Florida)
  • (850) 443-1763

  • 701 Pennsylvania Ave NW600WashingtonDC20004

SHEELA TALLMAN

(Alaska)

CAROL TROCINSKI

(Nebraska)
  • (608) 783-8554

  • UnitedHealth Group c/o Maria RubinLas VegasNV89128

CAROL TROCINSKI

(Illinois)