By City & State
For lobbyists, no news is usually good news.
Lobbyists operate behind the scenes, meeting with elected and
appointed officials to advocate for and against legislation or
regulations on behalf of a variety of nonprofit and for-profit parties.
In their profession, success is measured by achieving the best possible
outcome for a client.
But each spring when the New York City clerk issues the annual
lobbying report, the firms who land at the top of the city’s lobbying
list are happy to be in the headlines. In 2016, the top 10 city lobbying
firms included a lot of familiar faces, with Capalino+Company, Kasirer and Pitta Bishop Del Giorno & Giblin
still rounding out the top three. One thing that has changed is the
total money spent on lobbying, which rose to $95.4 million from $86.2
million the year before.
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Source: The Empire Report
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