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Lobbyist 2014 Web-S 2014 Directory of MASSACHUSETTS Lobbyists istockphoto.com Dear Reader: Thank you for taking the time to use our 2014 Directory of Massachusetts Lobbyists. Back in 2005, we noticed that there was no comprehensive list of lobbyists in the state. In an effort to fill that void, we began publishing this directory. The directory is now used by executives, legislators and attorneys as a quick reference for the world of lobbying in our state. Many people use it as a starting point when they begin the process of deciding what lobbyist to use for whatever their needs may be. As the publishers of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, we sit at a distinct intersection of law and business, and we realize the value of a good lobbyist. That’s why we make sure this directory gets into the hands of thousands of corporate decision makers. For more information about the directory, to obtain additional copies or to advertise in future editions, please contact Melanie Footer at 617.218.8121 or email [email protected]. And once again, thank you for your interest in the Directory of Massachusetts Lobbyists. Sincerely, Susan A. Bocamazo, Esq. Publisher Smart legislative strategies for successful business outcomes. We are a Boston-based lobbying ƪrm oƩering comprehensive legislative services and eƩective marketing strategies for navigating today’s complex political environment. Our experienced attorneys combine strategic thinking, valued relationships and a proven reputation for delivering real and immediate results. Political insight. One Beacon Street / Suite 1320 Boston, MA 02108 Legislative navigation. Phone 617.720.1900 murphydonoghue.com Results. Charles T. Alagero Joseph D. Alviani Elizabeth C. Andrews A Massachusetts Medical Society Partners HealthCare System, Inc. MASSPIRG Students 860 Winter Street 800 Boylston Street, Suite 1150 44 Winter Street, 4th Floor Waltham, MA 02154 Boston, MA 02199 Boston, MA 02108 Gerald T. Abban (781) 434-7001 (617) 278-1041 (617) 292-4800 Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC 82 Devonshire Street, V7B Allison Alaimo Robert J. Ambrogi Esmael Ansari Boston, MA 02109 Veterans Inc. Law Office of Robert J. Ambrogi Rasky Baerlein Strategic (617) 563-6915 69 Grove Street 6 Pioneer Circle Communications Worcester, MA 01605 Rockport, MA 01966 70 Franklin Street, 3rd Floor Anthony A. Abdelahad (508) 791-1213 (978) 546-7898 Boston, MA 02110 Ventry Associates LLP (617) 443-9933 1 Walnut Street Walter Alcorn Shannon B. J. Ames Boston, MA 02108 Consumer Electronics Association Brookfield Power U.S. Abigail Walker Anthony (617) 423-0028 1919 South Eads Street Asset Management ENE (Environment Northeast) Arlington, VA 22202 200 Donald Lynch Boulevard 144 Westminster Street, Suite 203 Peter Abdelmaseh (571) 239-5209 Suite 300 Providence, RI 02903 Alliance of Automotive Service Marlborough, MA 01752 (401) 276-0600 Providers of Mass., Inc. Jill Alexander (508) 251-7670 464 Common Street K. Courtney & Associates Frank J. Anzalotti Belmont, MA 02478 6 Beacon Street, Suite 505 Megan Amundson Massachusetts Package (617) 678-4846 Boston, MA 02108 NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts Stores Association (617) 248-8864 15 Court Square, Suite 900 18 Park Avenue, Suite 5 Gary Abrahams Boston, MA 02108 West Springfield, MA 01089 Massachusetts Senior Yessenia Alfaro (617) 556-8800 (413) 736-6164 Care Association Chelsea Collaborative 2310 Washington Street, Suite 300 318 Broadway Christopher R. Anderson Alfred Appel Newton, MA 02462 Chelsea, MA 02150 Massachusetts High The TJX Companies, Inc. (617) 558-0202 (617) 889-6080 Technology Council, Inc. 770 Cochituate Road, Corp. Tax J5S 850 Winter Street Framingham, MA 01701 Ellie R. Adair Daniel W. Allegretti Waltham, MA 02451 (508) 390-2300 Massachusetts National Exelon Generation Company, LLC (781) 890-6482 Organization for Women 111 Market Place Cynthia Arcate 205 Kent Street, Apartment 44 Baltimore, MD 21202 Kate Anderson PowerOptions, Inc. Brookline, MA 02446 (603) 224-9653 Charles Stefanini Consulting, LLC 99 Summer Street, Suite 1000 (585) 469-1092 1 Percy Place Boston, MA 02110 Matthew J. Allen Cambridge, MA 02139 (617) 737-8480 Rita Fuerst Adams 8 Woodside Avenue (781) 249-0562 National Parents Organization Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Anthony L. Archinski PO Box 270760 (508) 410-1547 Kathleen R. Anderson New England Police Boston, MA 02127 Walden Woods Project Benevolent Association (617) 542-9300 Eric Altman 44 Baker Farm Road 7 Technology Drive, Suite 102 JP Morgan Securities LLC Lincoln, MA 01773 Chelmsford, MA 01863 Paul G. Afonso 383 Madison Avenue, Floor 8 (781) 259-4701 (978) 453-2500 Brown Rudnick LLP New York, NY 10179 One Financial Center (212) 270-5950 Cheri Andes Barbara Arena Boston, MA 02111 Greater Boston Interfaith Massachusetts Teachers Association (617) 856-8569 Jason A. Aluia Organization 20 Ashburton Place Massachusetts Association 594 Columbia Road, Suite 203 Boston, MA 02108 Aaron J. Agulnek of Health Plans Dorchester, MA 02125 (617) 878-8194 Jewish Community Relations Council 40 Court Street, 5th Floor (617) 825-5600 126 High Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02108 Joni Arvai Boston, MA 02110 (617) 338-2244 Lisa Marie Andoscia Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (617) 457-8600 Martilli & Associates 4 Westbrook Road 3 Peach Street West Hartford, CT 06107 Wilbraham, MA 01095 (860) 206-9574 (404) 964-1876 2 | MASSACHUSETTS LOBBYISTS 2014 George K. Atanasov Donald Baldini Katherine Barry ML Strategies, LLC B Liberty Mutual Medtronic, Inc. One Financial Center, 41st Floor 175 Berkeley Street, Mail Stop 07E 710 Medtronic Parkway, LS380 Boston, MA 02111 Boston, MA 02116 Minneapolis, MN 55432 (617) 348-4400 George Bachrach (617) 574-5867 (763) 505-2641 Environmental League Chester Atkins of Massachusetts Mary Stevenson Baldwin Mary C. Barry ADS Ventures, Inc. 14 Beacon Street, Suite 714 Roca Inc. Shire Human Genetic Therapies 85 Devonshire Street, 8th Floor Boston, MA 02108 101 Park Street 728 Augusta Drive Boston, MA 02109 (617) 742-2553 Chelsea, MA 02150 Bridgeville, PA 15017 (617) 236-5830 (617) 889-5210 (412) 319-3066 Justin T. Backal-Balik Tamara L. Atkins A Better City Erik Balsbaugh Robert S. Barry Eli Lilly, USA 33 Broad Street, Suite 300 Dewey Square Group, LLC Robert S. Barry Consulting 491 Baltimore Pike, #303 Boston, MA 02109 100 Cambridge Street, 13th Floor 20 Ashburton Place, 2nd Floor Springfield, PA 19064 (617) 502-6244 Boston, MA 02114 Boston, MA 02108 (610) 574-6899 (617) 367-9929 (617) 367-0711 Steven A. Baddour Richard H. Aubut McDermott Will & Emery Kimberly A. Barber Valerie Barsom South Shore Hospital 28 State Street Automobile Insurers Bureau Barsom Associates 55 Fogg Road Boston, MA 02109 101 Arch Street, 7th Floor 5 Fremont Street, Suite #3 Weymouth, MA 02190 (617) 535-4053 Boston, MA 02110 Winthrop, MA 02152 (781) 624-8170 (617) 439-4542 (617) 407-6344 Andrew Chauvin Bagley John Augustine Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation Thomas Barnett Thomas E. Bartell Barclays Capital, Inc. 333 Washington Street, Suite 853 Roche Diagnostics Corporation Hartford Financial 745 Seventh Avenue Boston, MA 02108 9115 Hague Road Services Group, Inc. New York, NY 10019 (617) 720-1000 P.O. Box 50457 One Hartford Plaza, HO-1-03 (212) 526-5436 Indianapolis, IN 46250 Hartford, CT 06155 Michael Bailkin (317) 521-3106 (860) 547-3687 Victor G. Augustsson Akerman Senterfitt LLP MASSPIRG Students 335 Madison Avenue, 26th Floor Gary M. Barrett David M. Bartley 44 Winter Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10017 North Shore Alliance for Golden West Associates Boston, MA 02108 (212) 822-2201 Economic Development 98 Lower Westfield Road, 3rd Floor (617) 292-4800 121 Loring Avenue, Suite 110 Holyoke, MA 01040 Patricia J. Baker Salem, MA 01970 (413) 563-2308 Edward M. Augustus Massachusetts Law (978) 744-4430 College of the Holy Cross Reform Institute, Inc. John C. Bartley One College Street 99 Chauncy Street, Suite 500 Daniel Barry Beacon Hill Consulting Group Worcester, MA 01610 Boston, MA 20111 Teachers Insurance & Annuity 20 Ashburton Place (508) 793-3905 (617) 357-0700 Association (TIAA-CREF) Boston, MA 02108 730 Third Avenue (617) 720-2060 Martha McNeil Auster Julie Balasalle New York, NY 10017 Genentech Inc., a Member National Association of Social (212) 916-4571 Patricia Baumer of the Roche Group Workers, MA Chapter Greater Boston Real Estate Board 980 Ninth Street, Unit 2180 14 Beacon Street, Suite 409 James M. Barry One Center Plaza, Mezzanine Suite Sacramento, CA 95814 Boston, MA 02108 Boston Police Patrolmen’s Boston, MA 02108 (916) 443-5703 (617) 227-9635 Association (617) 423-8700 9-11 Shetland Street Rosemary Baldacci Boston, MA 02119 David Beaver Philip W. Johnston Associates LLC (617) 593-8152 Kronos Incorporated Receive your FREE 99 Summer Street, 15th Floor 297 Billerica Road Lawyers Weekly email alerts. Boston, MA 02110 Joseph J. Barry Chelmsford, MA 01824 Sign up at (617) 338-2726 State Street Corporation (978) 250-9800 www.masslawyersweekly.com 1 Lincoln Street Boston, MA 02111 (617) 664-1254 MASSACHUSETTS LOBBYISTS 2014 | 3 Judy Beckler Eugene B. Benson David Bernstein Bonnie P. Biocchi St. Mary’s Center for Massachusetts Association of Massachusetts Teachers Association MetroWest Chamber of Commerce Women and Children Conservation Commissions 20 Ashburton Place 1671 Worcester Road, Suite 301 90 Cushing Avenue 10 Juniper Road Boston, MA 02108 Framingham, MA 01701 Dorchester, MA 02125 Belmont, MA 02478 (617) 878-8191 (508) 879-5600 (617) 436-8600 (617) 489-3930 Robert A. Bernstein Bruce L. Bird Andrew Beckwith Michael A. Bergan Bay State Strategies Group, LLC Vinfen Massachusetts
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