Mark Streuli is a lobbyist with over 25 years of experience in government affairs. He's always been enthusiastic about making a difference and that led to a 17-year career with the Washington State Senate helping legislators with multiple policy issues. Mark followed that up with several leadership positions in state government, including the legislative liaison and deputy director of agriculture. In 2018 Mark opened Streuli Public Affairs, where he now serves a broad array of clients through his enthusiastic advocacy on their behalf.
Over the years, Mark has built a broad network of contacts at all levels of government and is known for creating strong and effective coalitions to achieve legislative objectives. He's successfully worked numerous bills and budget requests. In addition, Marks' work in state government has helped hone his expertise in guiding clients through regulatory challenges and the rule making process. Mark places a strong emphasis on client communication. He works hard to build rapport and makes sure the client always has the latest information. In addition, Mark is adept at making sure clients have the tools necessary to communicate effectively with their constituencies. Client success is what drives Mark at Streuli Public Affairs. Over the years, his extensive legislative expertise and network of relationships across all levels of government, has allowed him to deliver professional representation and desirable outcomes.
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Diana Carlen is a Vice President at Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs (GTH-GA), the state's largest comprehensive governmental affairs firm. GTH-GA is information-driven and non-partisan. Diana represents a broad group of clients before the state legislature, state agencies, and the executive branch.
2) Benton County Commissioners
11) City of Hoquiam
12) CITY OF ISSAQUAH
13) CITY OF KELSO
14) CITY OF KENMORE
17) CITY OF LONGVIEW
18) City of Lynden
23) CITY OF REDMOND
24) CITY OF TACOMA
27) CLARK COUNTY
28) COWLITZ PUD
29) Economic Alliance Snohomish County
31) FEDEX
32) Food Northwest
33) HIGHLINE COLLEGE
36) Island County
37) Jaguar Transport Holdings LLC
38) LendingTree, LLC
39) Lewis County
40) Lewis PUD 01
42) PACIFIC COAST SHELLFISH GROWERS ASSN
43) Pacific Lutheran University
46) PORT BLAKELY
47) Port of Longview
48) Port of Pasco
49) PRA Group, Inc.
50) Puget Sound & Pacific Railroad
51) RELX INC
52) San Juan County
53) Skagit County
54) SNOHOMISH CO
55) THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC, INC.
57) Town of Yacolt
63) Washington School Counselor Association
64) Watco
65) Whatcom Co
66) YAKIMA CO
6-10 years
Diana Carlen leads the firm's business and utility practice and has over 20 years of legal and legislative experience. Prior to joining Gordon Thomas Honeywell Governmental Affairs, Diana served as Leadership Counsel to the Senate Republican Caucus. In that role, she also served as the caucus attorney for the following policy issues: energy, natural resources, agriculture, land use, telecommunications and water issues. Prior to working for the Senate, Diana practiced law for several years focusing on land use and environmental issues and also served as a Law Clerk to Chief Justice Gerry Alexander of the Washington State Supreme Court. Diana represents several of the firm's business clients, public utilities, and port clients.