WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Federal Hall Policy Advisors, LLC (“FedHall”), a leading bipartisan government relations firm based in Washington, D.C., announced that Brian Conlan has joined the firm as a Partner following nearly 14 years with the United States Senate and House of Representatives. Most recently, Conlan served as Deputy Legislative Director to Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), leading the Senator’s economic policy agenda.
“Adding Brian's talents to FedHall supports the ongoing expansion and improvement of our firm. This growth ensures that we continue to be the go-to government affairs advisory firm for clients who know that robust bipartisan and bicameral capabilities are essential. We look forward to the impact Brian’s experience, relationships, and effectiveness will bring to the companies and organizations we represent,” said FedHall Principals Cliff Roberti, Doug Nappi, and Chris Matthiesen.
As a senior aide to Senator Baldwin, Conlan advised on a broad range of economic issues: capital markets, international trade, insurance regulation, housing finance, and the taxation of corporations and capital gains. This also encompassed any economic issues within the jurisdictions of her Committees: Appropriations; Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions; and, Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
Prior to serving as Deputy Legislative Director, Conlan was the Senator’s Senior Economic Policy Advisor. Conlan was first hired by Congresswoman Baldwin in 2010 and later joined her successful 2012 campaign for Senate—the first election of an openly gay U.S. Senator in American history.
About FedHall
Federal Hall Policy Advisors, LLC (“FedHall”) is a leading bipartisan, policy-driven government relations firm that develops and implements strategic plans with our clients to further their legislative and regulatory priorities or business development goals in Washington, D.C. FedHall was founded by Capitol Hill veterans who have over five decades of combined congressional, regulatory and advocacy experience, including with most major financial services legislation of the last four decades. The firm takes its name from Federal Hall, the iconic landmark located at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets in New York City. Federal Hall was the site where the first Congress met and where President George Washington took the oath of office. Learn more at www.fedhall.com.