I began my career in Delaware politics managing the successful mayoral campaign of James Baker in Wilmington and went on to serve as a senior advisor, helping lead multiple re-election efforts. I've also worked at the state and national level, including leading the Delaware Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign and serving as a National Committeeman. In 2005, I founded Ruggerio Willson Watson, which has grown into one of Delaware's top government relations firms. Today, I also serve as Interim Head of Government Relations at the University of Delaware and teach lobbying and influence at the Biden School of Public Policy. Throughout my career, I've focused on building strong relationships and delivering strategic advocacy that drives results.
1) ABILITY NETWORK OF DELAWARE
2) ALLIANCE OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS INC.
4) AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COS.
5) AMERICAN MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOC.
7) APPLE INC.
8) ARMORY FILMS
9) ARTESIAN RESOURCES AND ITS AFFLILIATES
10) ASSOCIATION FOR ACCESSIBLE MEDICINES
11) ASSOCIATION OF COASTAL TOWNS
12) ATHLETICO PHYSICAL THERAPY
14) BRAVEN
16) CABLE TV ASSOCIATION OF MD & DE
17) CARFAX INC.
20) CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF DELAWARE INC.
21) CHRISTIANA CARE CORPORATION
22) CNH INDUSTRIAL AMERICA LLC
23) COMCAST CORP. AND ITS AFFILIATES
24) COMMUNITY EDUCATION BUILDING
25) CONDUENT INC. AND ITS AFFILIATES
26) CORRECTIONAL OFFICER'S ASSN. OF DELAWARE
27) CRODA INC.
28) DAILY PAY
29) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
30) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
32) DELAWARE CHARTER SCHOOL NETWORK
33) DELAWARE CITY REFINING COMPANY
34) DELAWARE COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU INC.
35) DELAWARE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
36) DELAWARE HOTEL LODGING ASSN.
37) DELAWARE PARK MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES
38) DELAWARE POLICE CHIEFS COUNCIL INC
39) DELAWARE RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
44) FAITHFUL FRIENDS
45) FMC CORPORATION
46) GAUDENZIA INC.
47) HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION ALLIANCE C/O MULTISTATE ASSOCIATION LLC
49) HI-CONE
50) HOME BUILDER ASSN. OF DELAWARE
51) IMPACT LIFE INC.
52) INDEPENDENT PAYROLL PROVIDER ASSOCIATION
54) INTERNATIONAL LONGEVITY MARKETS ASSOC.
55) KENT SUSSEX LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE
56) KOOTH USA LLC
57) METRC
58) MODAXO TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT USA INC.
60) NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS (NAPEO)
63) OPHELIA
64) ORSTED
67) REHOBOTH-DEWEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
68) RHETT RUGGERIO GOVERNMENT RELATIONS LLC
69) RICHARDS LAYTON & FINGER P.A.
70) RUGGERIO WILLSON & ASSOCIATES LLC.
73) STUBHUB
77) UNITE USA INC. DBA UNITE US
79) UNITED MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF DELAWARE
80) UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE - OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
82) VSP VISION INC. C/O MUTLISTATE ASSOCIATES LLC
84) WILLIE'S REMEDY+
85) XEROX BUSINESS SERVICES LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES
86) ZSCALER
20+ years
Named one of the "Top 20 Most Influential in Politics and Business" by the Wilmington News Journal and DelawareOnline.com for four consecutive years (2021-2024).
In 2022, the RWW team was named some of the most influential Delawareans in politics by the Delaware News Journal.
In 2025, I chaired the inaugural festivities for Governor Matt Meyer.
I currently serve as Interim Head of Government Relations at the University of Delaware, sit on the boards of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and UD's Department of Political Science, and teach Lobbying and Influence at University of Delaware's Joseph R. Biden School of Public Policy.
On Attorney General Kathy Jennings Finance Committee On Congresswoman McBride's Finance Committee
Led the Delaware Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign, including the late Beau Biden's election as Attorney General, and served as a National Committeeman and super delegate to the Democratic National Convention.
Rhett Ruggerio launched his political career in Wilmington, Delaware, managing the successful 2000 mayoral campaign of James M. Baker. He went on to serve as a top advisor to the Mayor, chairing two re-election campaigns and helping secure three terms in office. Rhett also led the Delaware Democratic Party's Coordinated Campaign, including the late Beau Biden's election as Attorney General, and served as a National Committeeman and super delegate to the Democratic National Convention.
In 2025, he chaired the inaugural festivities for Governor Matt Meyer.
Rhett founded Ruggerio Willson & Associates in 2005 (now Ruggerio Willson Watson), a top-ranked firm in Delaware. He's been named one of the "Top 20 Most Influential in Politics and Business" by the Wilmington News Journal and DelawareOnline.com for four consecutive years (2021-2024).
Currently, Rhett serves as Interim Head of Government Relations at the University of Delaware, sits on the boards of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and UD's Department of Political Science, and teaches Lobbying and Influence at University of Delaware's Joseph R. Biden School of Public Policy.
Outside of work, Rhett enjoys time at the Delaware beaches, walking his pups Ted and Dixie - or chauffeuring his wife and daughters on a shopping run.
860-541-6438
701 Hebron Avenue, 3rd Floor, Glastonbury, CT, 06033,
Subjects: Agencies/Regulations, Appropriations/Budgets, Ballot Measures/Campaign Finance/Elections, Business/Commerce, Cannabis/Drug Legalization, Children/Family/Women, City/County Government, Consumer Protection, Criminal, Education, Energy/Utilities, Environment/Recycling, Gaming, Health Care, Housing/Real Estate/Development/Construction, Insurance, Manufacturing, Medicare/Medicaid, Non-Profit, Pharmaceuticals, Planning/Land Use/Zoning, Privacy/Internet, Professional/Vocational Licensing, Public Safety, RFP/Procurement, Taxes, Telecommunications, Transportation/Vehicles
Links:Website
Founded in 1993, TCG specializes in direct lobbying, grassroots advocacy, and regulatory expertise. The firm prides itself in capitalizing on its long-established relationships with key policy makers throughout the legislative and the executive branches of state government. TCG's clients range from large, multi-national corporations to local, grassroots associations.
TCG's legislative and regulatory campaign services consist of evaluating, monitoring, structuring, drafting and promoting legislative and administrative initiatives. Our experienced team of lobbyists analyzes and interprets Connecticut statutory provisions and works closely with key staff to draft legislation. Day-to-day lobbying, public relations and the myriad facets of a successful campaign are addressed. Our company specializes in solving public policy conflicts and seizing opportunities for our clients.
1) American Promotional Events
2) American Red Cross/Blood Services of CT
6) CAPSEF
8) CoinFlip
9) CONN CASE - CT Council Admin. Special Ed
10) Connecticut Association of School Psychologists
12) CT Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects
14) GoNetspeed
15) Harley-Davidson Financial Services
16) Justice Resource Institute-Headquarters
19) NAFI Connecticut
20) National Pork Producers Council
21) Operation Fuel, Inc. d/b/a Generation Power CT
22) Orijin
23) Public Consulting Group LLC
26) Recycix LLC
27) SAM Advocacy dba CTVotersFirst.org
28) School Nutrition Association of Connecticut
29) SCRRRA
30) Sportech, Inc.
31) The Children's Center of Hamden
32) The Children's League of Connecticut
33) The Connecticut Chapter of the American Planners Association
34) Twomagnets LLC dba Clipboard Health
35) Vision To Learn
20+ years
TCG passed legislation giving Medicaid recipients, many with chronic conditions, easier access to home services, supplies and medical equipment. The legislation was opposed by Department of Social Services and was a target for the agency throughout the session.
TCG was successful in leading a coalition to sustain a veto by the Governor that had overwhelming support by the legislature and the Connecticut Education Association. The legislation would have had unintended negative consequences to students with behavioral health issues. TCG secured its client a position on the working group.
TCG was the driving force behind successfully lobbying the Governor's Office, the Office of Policy and Management, and the Department of Corrections to issue a RFP for inmate medical services at UConn Health. TCG's advocacy on this issue reversed a twenty plus year relationship between UConn Health acting as the sole provider of health services to Connecticut's incarcerated population.
TCG defeated legislation proposed by the Governor's office that had a negative impact to its client. TCG created a legislative campaign plan leveraging the extensive alumni network of Norwich Free Academy, along with organizing a coalition.
TCG has direct lines to the all of Connecticut's Constitutional Officers and their senior staff. Constitutional Officers comprises of the Governor, Attorney General, State Comptroller, Secretary of State's offices, and the Treasurer's office.
TCG possesses a strong network within the legislative leadership along key staff members in the four caucuses.
TCG commands far reaching contacts state agency including but not limited to the Department of Consumer Protection, Department of Public Health, Department of Education, Department of Administrative Services, and the Department of Economic and Community Development.
Alan Deckman is an influential and respected lobbyist at the Connecticut General Assembly and the Executive branch state agencies with over 30 years of experience. His personalized approach to representing clients blends practical business expertise with a thorough knowledge of the legislative and governmental process.
Mr. Deckman is the President and principal owner of the TCORS Capitol Group, LLC. Based in Glastonbury, CT, Mr. Deckman oversees all aspects of the company and client servicing. He directs strategic planning and management of the company, as well as marketing and long-term growth and business opportunities.
Mr. Deckman has successfully developed innovative ways to impact legislative and executive decision-making to help achieve the best results for his company's clients. This proactive approach has produced numerous victories for clients with interests in the state budget and tax matters.
As the senior lobbyist of the TCORS Capitol Group, LLC, Mr. Deckman assists Fortune 500 companies and small Connecticut businesses with complex state and municipal procurement matters. Further, he has resolved many administrative inquiries for clients from a wide range of industries at both the state and local levels of government. Mr. Deckman regularly provides lead identification and relationship marketing services to clients looking to expand their business development efforts within the public and private sectors. As executive director and lobbyist for several Connecticut non-profit educational organizations and institutions, he frequently serves as a media spokesperson and advisor on public policy issues of direct concern to those entities.
Mr. Deckman is also the Founder and President of the Connecticut Blockchain Association, whose mission it is to develop, promote, and advance blockchain technology and to establish Connecticut as a leader for blockchain innovation. The Connecticut Blockchain Association strives to create a unifying advocacy voice for the Blockchain industry in the state of Connecticut. Mr. Deckman also serves as an advisory board member for the Pennsylvania Blockchain Coalition.
Born in New London, Connecticut, Mr. Deckman graduated from Assumption College, where he received the distinguished Crown and Shield Award for leadership and service. Subsequently, he earned a master's degree in Public Administration from the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University in Boston, where he was also selected to participate in the Dean's Fellowship Program.
615-255-2643
511 Union Street, Suite 1800, Suite 710, Nashville, TN, 37219,
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website
1) BoldAge PACE
3) Centerstone Military Services
4) Community Rehabilitation Agencies of Tennessee
5) Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly USA)
11) Hospital Authority of Metro Government of Nashville & Davidson County
13) Renaissance Life and Health Insurance Company of America
16) The North Highland Company
17) TN Assn. of Air Carrier Airports
18) TN ASSN. OF HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITIES
19) TN ASSN. OF MENTAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS
20) TN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS (TNCO)
22) TN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
24) TN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSN.
25) Town of Thompson's Station, Tennessee
26) Tri-Cities Airport Authority
28) Waterford
Meagan and her family have called rural middle Tennessee home for eight generations. As an experienced lobbyist she puts that pride in the state to work in achieving great things for her clients. She is widely recognized for her knowledge of the Tennessee General Assembly's rules and procedures as well as her long-held relationships within all three branches of state government. She has successfully guided clients through complex issues such as prescription safety regulations, state funding needs and professional licensing requirements.
Lawmakers and their staff turn to Meagan as a trusted resource of information during the legislative process and recognized for her successful work in agriculture and transportation policy as well as child welfare. Her success and well-founded reputation as an honest broker have proven to be invaluable to her clients and protecting their interests.
Meagan joined the state's oldest lobbying firm, Harris Frazier Government Relations, in 2003 and became a partner in 2008. She most recently helped lead its consolidation into HBS in 2025 as HBS Tennessee. Earlier in her career she held staff positions in the Tennessee House of Representatives and the state Treasury Department.
Meagan is the former President of the Board of Directors for the Tennessee Lobbyist Association and today serves in leadership positions on numerous non-profit boards and co-founded CASA of Dickson County to advocate for abused and neglected children in her community.
Meagan is a licensed attorney in Tennessee and earned a JD from Nashville School of Law and a bachelor's in public relations from Middle Tennessee State University.
I'm a government relations professional with deep experience in Delaware's legislative and political landscape. I began my career with the Delaware General Assembly, where I developed a strong understanding of the legislative process, and later joined Ruggerio Willson Watson. In my current role, I help clients develop and execute strategic advocacy efforts that drive policy change, secure funding, and build meaningful relationships with state leaders. My work spans key issue areas including education, energy, and healthcare. Recognized as one of the state's most active lobbyists and part of a team named among Delaware's most influential political voices, I bring both policy expertise and strong stakeholder relationships to all of my work.
1) ABILITY NETWORK OF DELAWARE
2) ALLIANCE OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS INC.
4) AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COS.
5) AMERICAN MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOC.
7) APPLE INC.
8) ARMORY FILMS
9) ARTESIAN RESOURCES AND ITS AFFLILIATES
10) ASSOCIATION FOR ACCESSIBLE MEDICINES
11) ASSOCIATION OF COASTAL TOWNS
12) ATHLETICO PHYSICAL THERAPY
14) BRAVEN
16) CABLE TV ASSOCIATION OF MD & DE
17) CARFAX INC.
19) CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF DELAWARE INC.
20) CHRISTIANA CARE CORPORATION
21) CNH INDUSTRIAL AMERICA LLC
22) COMCAST CORP. AND ITS AFFILIATES
23) COMMUNITY EDUCATION BUILDING
24) CONDUENT INC. AND ITS AFFILIATES
25) CORRECTIONAL OFFICER'S ASSN. OF DELAWARE
26) CRODA INC.
27) DAILY PAY
28) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
29) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
31) DELAWARE CHARTER SCHOOL NETWORK
32) DELAWARE CITY REFINING COMPANY
33) DELAWARE COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU INC.
34) DELAWARE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
35) DELAWARE HOTEL LODGING ASSN.
37) DELAWARE POLICE CHIEFS COUNCIL INC
38) DELAWARE RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
43) FAITHFUL FRIENDS
44) FMC CORPORATION
45) GAUDENZIA INC.
46) HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION ALLIANCE C/O MULTISTATE ASSOCIATION LLC
48) HI-CONE
49) HOME BUILDER ASSN. OF DELAWARE
50) IMPACT LIFE INC.
51) INDEPENDENT PAYROLL PROVIDER ASSOCIATION
53) INTERNATIONAL LONGEVITY MARKETS ASSOC.
54) KENT SUSSEX LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE
55) KOOTH USA LLC
56) METRC
57) MODAXO TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT USA INC.
59) NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS (NAPEO)
62) OPHELIA
63) ORSTED
66) REHOBOTH-DEWEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
67) RICHARDS LAYTON & FINGER P.A.
68) RUGGERIO WILLSON & ASSOCIATES LLC.
71) STUBHUB
75) UNITE USA INC. DBA UNITE US
77) UNITED MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF DELAWARE
78) UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE - OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
80) VSP VISION INC. C/O MUTLISTATE ASSOCIATES LLC
82) WILLIE'S REMEDY+
83) XEROX BUSINESS SERVICES LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES
84) ZSCALER
11-15 years
Deemed by the Delaware State News as the most active lobbyist based on the number of bills registered
In 2022, Verity and the RWW team were named some of the most influential Delawareans in politics by the Delaware News Journal.
Listed as a member of 40 under 40 in 2023
Served as President and Grants Chair of the Next Generation-South, a local organization that supports nonprofits in Kent and Sussex counties and Secretary of Spur Impact, the nonprofit that puts on the annual Mill Summit.
Served on the school board for First State Military Academy, a public charter school in Kent County. On Lt. Governors Gay's Finance Committee
Staffed a bi-partisain legislative joint committee
Verity Watson joined Ruggerio Willson Watson in 2016 after working for the Delaware General Assembly where she gained an intimate understanding of the legislative process, policy analysis experience, and built strong working relationships with elected officials and state agency leaders. In her current role, Verity guides clients in the creation and execution of strategic government relations plans that result in policy changes, monetary investments, and relationship building with elected officials and government leaders. She works in policy areas ranging from education to energy to health.
During the 2018 legislative session, Verity was deemed by the Delaware State News as the most active lobbyist based on the number of bills registered. In 2022, Verity and the RWA team were named some of the most influential Delawareans in politics by the Delaware News Journal. She was recognized by the Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police for her advocacy.
Verity has served as President and Grants Chair of the Next Generation-South, a local organization that supports nonprofits in Kent and Sussex counties and Secretary of Spur Impact, the nonprofit that puts on the annual Mill Summit. She also served on the school board for First State Military Academy, a public charter school in Kent County. Verity spends much of her free time at the Cape Henlopen and Seashore State Park beaches with her husband and young daughter and son.
I've been passionate about politics and public policy for as long as I can remember, with experience across government, campaigns, nonprofit work, and the private sector. I started my career with the Delaware Volunteer Firemen's Association, then went on to serve as Scheduler and Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator Tom Carper, where I gained firsthand experience in federal operations and stakeholder engagement. Since then, I've worked on statewide campaigns, led education reform efforts, and most recently directed government relations for Valero Energy in Delaware, where I represented the company at all levels of government and helped navigate complex policy challenges. Today, I leverage that experience to build strong relationships and drive effective advocacy strategies that deliver results.
1) ABILITY NETWORK OF DELAWARE
2) ALLIANCE OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS INC.
4) AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COS.
5) AMERICAN MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOC.
7) APPLE INC.
8) ARMORY FILMS
9) ARTESIAN RESOURCES AND ITS AFFLILIATES
10) ASSOCIATION FOR ACCESSIBLE MEDICINES
11) ASSOCIATION OF COASTAL TOWNS
12) ATHLETICO PHYSICAL THERAPY
14) BRAVEN
16) CABLE TV ASSOCIATION OF MD & DE
19) CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF DELAWARE INC.
20) CHRISTIANA CARE CORPORATION
21) CNH INDUSTRIAL AMERICA LLC
22) COMCAST CORP. AND ITS AFFILIATES
23) COMMUNITY EDUCATION BUILDING
24) CONDUENT INC. AND ITS AFFILIATES
25) CORRECTIONAL OFFICER'S ASSN. OF DELAWARE
26) CRODA INC.
27) DAILY PAY
28) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
29) DELAWARE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS
31) DELAWARE CHARTER SCHOOL NETWORK
32) DELAWARE CITY REFINING COMPANY
33) DELAWARE COMPENSATION RATING BUREAU INC.
34) DELAWARE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION
35) DELAWARE HOTEL LODGING ASSN.
36) DELAWARE PARK MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES
37) DELAWARE POLICE CHIEFS COUNCIL INC
38) DELAWARE RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
41) ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE ASSOCIATION
42) EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY ACTION FUND
43) FAITHFUL FRIENDS
44) FMC CORPORATION
45) GAUDENZIA INC.
46) HEALTHCARE DISTRIBUTION ALLIANCE C/O MULTISTATE ASSOCIATION LLC
48) HI-CONE
49) HOME BUILDER ASSN. OF DELAWARE
50) IMPACT LIFE INC.
51) INDEPENDENT PAYROLL PROVIDER ASSOCIATION
53) INTERNATIONAL LONGEVITY MARKETS ASSOC.
54) KENT SUSSEX LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE
55) KOOTH USA LLC
56) LOWDIGITTAGS.COM
57) METRC
58) MODAXO TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT USA INC.
60) NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS (NAPEO)
63) OPHELIA
64) ORSTED
67) REHOBOTH-DEWEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
68) RHETT RUGGERIO GOVERNMENT RELATIONS LLC
69) RICHARDS LAYTON & FINGER P.A.
70) RUGGERIO WILLSON & ASSOCIATES LLC.
73) STUBHUB
77) UNITE USA INC. DBA UNITE US
79) UNITED MUSLIM ASSOCIATION OF DELAWARE
80) UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE - OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
82) VSP VISION INC. C/O MUTLISTATE ASSOCIATES LLC
84) WILLIE'S REMEDY+
85) XEROX BUSINESS SERVICES LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES
86) ZSCALER
15-20 years
In 2022, Kim and the RWW team were named some of the most influential Delawareans in politics by the Delaware News Journal.
Named to the 40 under 40 in 2016
Women in Business Honoree in 2021
Worked with Sen. Tom Carper as a key staffer on his Senate campaign in 2026.
Gubernatorial appointment to the Delaware Community Foundation board.
Worked on various campaigns in a fundraising position.
Kim Willson has been interested in politics for as long as she can remember and comes to Ruggerio Willson & Associates with extensive experience. Her diverse background, which covers statewide and Senatorial campaigns, local community organizations and work in the non-profit sector as well as Fortune 500 companies positions her as an immediate contributor to the success of RWW.
Kim's first foray into local politics started in college when she began working for the Delaware Volunteer Firemen's Association's (DVFA) administration. Her role with the DVFA provided Kim with first-hand knowledge of how local organizations and governments work together. It also gave her hands-on experience in cultivating those relationships, which is a skill vital to success in all aspects of government relations. Kim's next step was into national politics, serving as State Scheduler and Executive Assistant for United States Senator Tom Carper (D-DE). During this time, Kim was in daily communication with the Senator and served as the first point of contact for anyone trying to schedule meetings or events with him. She worked with both the Delaware and Washington, D.C. staff, and played an integral role in Senator Carper's successful 2006 Senate Re-Election Campaign.
Kim then entered the non-profit sector as the Program Manager for Vision 2015, an education reform program focused on transforming public education in Delaware to a world-class status. During her tenure with Vision 2015, Kim's daily interactions were with various school officials, the Department of Education, the University of Delaware Provosts, as well as state, local, and federal elected officials to further the mission, gain support, and work towards securing funding to continue the growth of the program.
Following her time with Vision 2015, Kim returned to the political campaign arena, serving as Regional Field Director in Kent County (DE) for the 2008 Delaware Democratic Party Coordinated Campaign. While there, Kim worked intimately with local, state, and federal elected officials and party leaders to ensure a Democratic win from the presidential race to the local offices, along with helping to secure a democratic majority in the Delaware House of Representatives.
Most recently, Kim led Government Relations for Valero Energy Corporation, a Fortune 500 company, in Delaware. During her tenure with Valero, Kim served as the face of Valero in Delaware, representing the company in the community but also working with members of Delaware's government on all levels, including the congressional delegation, State House of Representatives, State Senate, various state agencies, and the office of the governor. Kim worked to educate all parties about the refinery. She also helped to pull together union and state business leaders in order to stop a piece of legislation that would have cost Valero several million dollars.
Kim is married with two daughters. She is very involved with the local organization, Gals that Give. Aside from the beach, her favorite hang-outs are the local Crossfit box and yummy locally-owned restaurants.
2389 Main Street, Glastonbury, CT, 06033,
2) Association of Retired Teachers of Connecticut, Inc
3) Center for Responsible Lending
4) CLYNK, Inc.
6) Congress of CT Community Colleges
7) Connecticut Association of Directors of Health
8) Connecticut Association of School Administrators
10) CT Chapter National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
(406) 459-2160
PO Box 866, Helena, MT, 59624,
1) 71 Ranch, LP
3) Airbnb, Inc.
4) ALLETE, Inc.
5) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates
6) AT&T
7) Charter Communications Operating, LLC
8) Conduent Incorporated and its Affiliates
9) Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
10) CoreCivic, Inc.
11) Delaware North Companies, Inc.
13) FAST Enterprises
14) GlaxoSmithKline
16) IUPAT DC 82
17) Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
18) Montana Cannabis Coalition
20) MTWY Health d/b/a Billings Clinic - Logan Health
21) National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
22) Paramount Global
23) Powerschool
26) Sellers, Dorsey & Associates, LLC
27) The Doctors Management Company
29) Waterford.org
614-221-6566
140 E. Town St., #142, Columbus, OH, 43215,
P. O. Box 2896, Boise, ID, 83701,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
11) ID.me
12) Idaho Asset Building Network
13) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
14) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
15) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
16) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
17) Idaho Chiefs of Police Association
(505) 259-4118
2716 Cutler Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM, 87106,
6) Heritage Hotels and Resorts
8) My Way Holdings, LLC dba Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino
9) NACA Inspired Schools Network
2055389031
2126 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 27, Washington, DC, 20008,
PO Box 2896, Boise, ID, 83701,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
10) Idaho Asset Building Network
11) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
12) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
13) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
14) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
15) Idaho Chiefs of Police Association
860-888-8075
2389 Main Street, Suite 303, Glastonbury, CT, 06033,
2) Association of Retired Teachers of Connecticut, Inc
3) CLYNK, Inc.
5) Congress of CT Community Colleges
6) Connecticut Association of Directors of Health
7) Connecticut Association of School Administrators
9) CT Chapter National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
9202173524
22 E Mifflin, Suite 1010, Madison, WI, 53703,
859-817-5930
7310 Turfway Rd., Suite 210, Florence, KY, 41042,
1) Accelecom
2) AFLAC
5) Cincinnati/Northern KY International Airport
7) Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
12) Kalshi Inc.
14) KY Competes
15) KY County Clerks' Association
16) Marzetti Company (The) & Its Subsidiaries
18) National Assn. of Social Workers KY Chapter
19) Pharmaceutical Research & Manuf. of America
21) Tusk Montgomery Philanthropies
22) Verizon Wireless, Cellco Partnership
23) Water Foundation
24) Waterford.org
25) Wellpath
1909 K Street, NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC, 20006,
(801) 380-8262
536 S 200 W, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101,
3) First American Financial Corporation
6) International Industrial Solutions, LLC
7) IPP, LLC
8) Kane Creek Preservation and Development
9) Legislative Executive Consulting
11) Military Installation Development Authority
12) Moab City
14) NWQ LLC
18) Salt Lake City
502-779-8177
400 W. Market Street, Ste. 3200, Louisville, KY, 40202,
1) Accelecom
2) AFLAC
5) Cincinnati/Northern KY International Airport
7) Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
12) Kalshi Inc.
614-221-6566
140 East Town Street, Ste. 142, Columbus, OH, 43215,
1) AT&T
2) BoldAge
5) ClassWallet
6) Cleo AI Inc
8) Feazel Inc
9) Laborers' District Council of Ohio
11) National Association of Professional Employer Organizations (NAPEO)
12) Negev Foundation - Ohio- Israel Ag Initiative
13) Ohio Association of Municipal Court Clerks
15) Ohio Cares Group
20) Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund
21) OPC Investors LLC d/b/a Ohio Patients Choice
23) PB Free Ohio
25) PMI US Corporate Services Inc.
26) PPG Industries
27) Renaissance
29) Sheetz, Inc.
31) Starkey Hearing Technologies
33) Thomas B Fordham Institute
34) United States Steel Corporation
6087388446
22 East Mifflin Street Suite 1010, Madison, WI, 53703,
PO Box 2896, Boise, ID, 83701,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
10) Idaho Asset Building Network
11) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
12) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
13) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
14) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
15) Idaho Chiefs of Police Association
141 N Palmetto Ave 223, Eagle, ID, 83616,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
10) Idaho Asset Building Network
11) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
12) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
13) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
14) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
2025856900
1909 K Street, NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC, 20006,
(406) 594-0509
29 Carriage Lane, Helena, MT, 59601,
P. O. Box 2896, Boise, ID, 83701,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
11) ID.me
12) Idaho Asset Building Network
13) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
14) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
15) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
16) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
17) Idaho Chiefs of Police Association
702-524-5054,
4790 Caughlin Pkwy #762, Reno, NV, 89519,
859-244-3225
250 W. Main St., #2800, Lexington, KY, 40507,
1) Accelecom
2) AFLAC
5) Cincinnati/Northern KY International Airport
7) Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
12) Kalshi Inc.
1909 K Street, NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC, 20006,
(845) 863-4438
1 S Montana Ave # L1, Helena, Helena, MT, 59601,
2) Airbnb, Inc.
3) ALLETE, Inc.
4) AT&T
5) Charter Communications Operating, LLC
6) Conduent Incorporated and its Affiliates
8) Delaware North Companies, Inc.
11) FAST Enterprises
12) GlaxoSmithKline
13) IUPAT DC 82
16) Montana Community Colleges
18) MTWY Health d/b/a Billings Clinic - Logan Health
19) National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
20) Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America
22) Powerschool
25) Sellers, Dorsey & Associates, LLC
26) The Doctors Management Company
28) The Theodore Rosevelt Conservation Partnership
29) Waterford.org
(801) 910-3936
11671 N Granit Flats Road, Highland, UT, 84003,
1) alliance for Access to Healthcare
3) American Property Casualty Insurance Association
4) Binti, Inc.
5) Brigham City
6) Central Utah Water Conservance District
7) Davita
10) Heber City
12) iMpact Utah
13) Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
14) Moab City
15) Molson Coors Beverage Company USA LLC
16) Mountainland Association of Government
17) Murray City
18) NAWC
19) NFIB - National Federation of Independent Business
20) NIMA
22) PhRMA
24) Salt Lake City
25) Salt Lake County
26) Santaquin City
27) SK Hart
30) Storyteller Canyon Investments
31) Tooele County
32) Tremonton City
33) Utah Aerospace and Defense Association or 47G
34) Utah County
35) Utah Physical Therapists Assoc
36) Utah Society of Anesthesiologists
37) Verizon Wireless
38) Wasatch County
39) Washington County Water Conservancy District
40) Waste Management
42) Weber Basin Water Conservancy District
43) West Valley City
(406) 304-9333
1 S. Montana Avenue Ste. L-4, *Helena, MT, 59601,
1) Airbnb, Inc.
2) ALLETE, Inc.
3) Altria Client Services LLC and its Affiliates
4) AT&T
5) Charter Communications Operating, LLC
6) Conduent Incorporated and its Affiliates
7) Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
9) Delaware North Companies, Inc.
11) FAST Enterprises
12) GlaxoSmithKline
13) IUPAT DC 82
16) Montana Defense Trial Lawyers
18) MTWY Health d/b/a Billings Clinic - Logan Health
19) National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
20) Paramount Global
21) Powerschool
25) Sellers, Dorsey & Associates, LLC
26) The Doctors Management Company
28) The Theodore Rosevelt Conservation Partnership
29) Waterford.org
(502) 396-6476
277 E. 12th Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202,
P.O 2896, Boise, ID, 83701,
1) Ada County Highway District
2) American institute of Architects (AIA-Idaho)
4) Benn Brocksome & Associates
5) Boise Hunter Developers inc.
6) Community Association Institute - Idaho Chapter
8) Constitution Coalition of Idaho
9) Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)
10) ID.me
11) Idaho Asset Building Network
12) Idaho Association for Behavior Analysis
13) Idaho Behavioral Health Association
14) Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy
15) Idaho Chapter of National Association of Electrical Contractors (Idaho NECA)
16) Idaho Chiefs of Police Association