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Employer Directory EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 1 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Joshua Sword 3M Company Stacey Ruckle Steven O. Dale Thom Stevens AFSCME Retirees/WV Ernie "Spud" Terry AAA Club Alliance, Inc. Jarred Cannon AFT-WV (American Federation of Teachers) Bob Brown AARP Government Affairs Fred Albert Brian Posey Kris Mallory AARP WV Neil Heard Angela Vance AHF Products Gaylene Miller Thomas O'Neill Academy Family Physicians/WV AIA/WV Jeff Stevens Frank Hartman Matthew Walker Melanie Pagliaro Acadia Healthcare Scott Cosco Raymona Kinneberg AIG-American International Group ACLU of WV Alex Macia Eli Baumwell Airbnb Jacqueline Lozano-Cerda Jason Webb Joseph Cohen Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors/WV Acreage Holdings, Inc. Hallie Schenker Mason Alex Macia Alkermes, Inc. Adult Education Assn./WV Zach Holzapfel Loarie Butcher Allegheny Wood Products, Inc. Advantage Capital Phyllis Cole Danielle Waltz Kelley Goes Alliance for Automotive Innovation Jack Harrison Adventures on the Gorge Joshua Fisher Thomas Heywood Alliance for Patient Access Aerospace Alliance, WV Benjamin Beakes Chris Hall Alliance for Responsible Consumer Legal Thomas O'Neill Funding Aetna, Inc. Chris Marr G. Kurt Dettinger Alliance for Retired Americans/WV Gil White Ernie "Spud" Terry AFLAC American Family Life Allied Waste Services of North America, LLC Jason Webb Sam Hanna AFL-CIO/WV Andrew Walters EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 2 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Allstate Insurance Company American Heart Assn. Tinna Quigley Alex Macia Alpha Technologies, Inc. American Legal Finance Association Thomas Bailey Chad Robinson American Massage Therapy Association/WV Altice USA Chapter Erin Jones Loarie Butcher Altria Client Services, LLC and its affiliates American Municipal Power, Inc. John Rainey, Jr. Joseph Ward Mark Blankenship American Promotional Events/Multistate Assoc Amer. Petroleum Institute Jim Fealy Jack Harrison Phil Reale American Cancer Society American Property Casualty Insur. Assn (PCI) Juliana Frederick Curry Nancy Egan American College of Cardiologists Timothy Huffman Danny Scalise American Public Education, Inc. American College of Cardiology, WV Chapter of G. Kurt Dettinger Alex Macia Gil White American Council of Engineering American Tort Reform Association Companies/WV Gregory Thomas Michael Haid American Wind Energy Association American Diabetes Association Larry Swann Gary Dougherty Americans for Prosperity American Disposal Services of WV, Inc. Christopher Hudson Sam Hanna Jason Huffman American Electric Power Tyler Henry Jason Webb Americans United for Separation of Church & State American Express Co. Nikolas Nartowicz Joseph Johns Robert Johns America's Health Insurance Plan Wendel Turner Jason Pizatella Mary Haffenbredl American Friends Service Committee Lida Shepherd AMGEN American Fuel and Petrochemical Allyson Blandford Manufacturers Amsted Rail Chris Hall Benjamin Steinberg Jessica Wintz-Adams Erik Olson Thomas O'Neill Amusement & Limited Video Lottery Michael Haid EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 3 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Analabs, Inc. Association of Health Plans, West Virginia Chad Robinson Benjamin Beakes Jarred Cannon Anheuser-Busch Companies,LLC Jason Webb AT&T Services, Inc. John Cavacini Andrew Feeney Benjamin Beakes Antero Resources Jason Pizatella G. Kurt Dettinger Gil White Athletic Trainers Assn./WV Maribeth Anderson Chris Marr Anthem, Inc. and affiliates Auto & Truck Dealers/WV John Canfield Andrea Greene Jared Wyrick Appalachian Laborers' District Council Matthew McComas Avail Richard Heath Appalachian Power G. Kurt Dettinger Axios International, LLC Gil White Jonathan Board Hampton Rose Jon Webster Bank of America Corp. Steven Stewart Pat McCune Appalachian Regional Healthcare Bankers Assn./WV Tom Susman Loren Allen Sara Cline Apple, Inc. Jeffrey Lane Bayer U.S., LLC Tom Susman Mike Birdsong Appriss, Inc. Beckley-Raleigh Chamber of Commerce Larry Pack, Jr. Michelle Rotellini Sam Minardi Beer and Wine Assn/WV ArcelorMittal USA, LLC Jim Fealy Susan Zlajic Phil Reale Arch Coal, Inc. Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assn./WV J. Randolph Cheetham Mark Drennan R. Philip Shimer Ascent Resources, LLC Shana Kay Phares Amanda Finn Tom Susman Assn. of Counties/WV Beverage Association/WV Jonathan Adler Howard L. Mullens Melanie Pagliaro Larry Pack, Jr. Larry Swann Associated Builders and Contractors/WV William Swann Bryan J. Hoylman EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 4 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Bioscience Association of WV Capitol Advocates, LLC C. Bryan Brown Jason Webb Blackhawk Network, Inc. Capitol Resources, LLC Richard Heath Conrad Lucas Bounty Minerals Cardinal Institute for WV Policy Mark Blankenship Jessi Troyan Valerie Antonette Richard Heath Bowles Rice, LLP Carehaven of Pleasants Robert Kiss Larry Pack, Jr. Braskem CareSource Management Services Phil Reale Jill C. Rice Breeders Classics/WV CarFax, Inc. Carol Fulks Tom Susman Brickstreet Mutual Insurance Co. Cemetery and Funeral Assn./WV Louis Southworth Chad Robinson Timothy Huffman Center for Organ Recovery & Education Bridge Valley Community and Technical Frank Hartman College Scott Cosco Daniel Hall Center for Rural Health Development, Inc. Bright Enterprises Elaine Darling Danielle Waltz Jeff Stevens Louis Southworth Johnna Gaunch Broadband Enhancement Council of WV Matthew Walker Peter Markham Sharon Lansdale Broadcasters Assn./WV Center on Budget and Policy/WV Michele Crist Seth DiStefano Burford Capital, LLC CGI Technologies & Solutions, Inc. Jessica Wintz-Adams Andrew Jennison Thomas O'Neill G. Kurt Dettinger Gil White Business Industry Council/WV Chris Hamilton Chamber of Commerce/WV Brian Dayton Cabell Huntington Hospital David Flannery Abby Reale Stephen G. Roberts Larry Pack, Jr. Charles Little Caiman Energy, LLC Carol Fulks G. Kurt Dettinger Gil White Charles Town HBPA, Inc Jim Fealy Larry Puccio EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 5 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Phil Reale CNX Gas Corp. Charleston Area Medical Ctr. Pat McCune Hallie Schenker Mason Coal Assn./WV Charleston Reg. Chamber of Commerce Bill Raney Christopher Ferro Chris Hamilton Jason Bostic Chevron USA, Inc. and its affiliates Matthew Carmichael Coalition of Ignition Interlock Manufacturers Frank Hartman Chiefs of Police Assn./WV Scott Cosco Carol Fulks Coalition of Retired Public Employees Child Advocacy Network/WV Ernie "Spud" Terry Benjamin Beakes COCA-COLA Consolidated Child Care Assn./WV Jennifer Richmond Katrina Harmon College Board Chiropractic Society, Inc./WV Benjamin Williams Chad Robinson Conrad Lucas Christian Home Educators of WV Hallie Schenker Mason John Carey Loarie Butcher Christian Science Churches Comcast Bridget Bailey Mark Polen Cigar Assn./America Comm. Workers of America AFLCIO Chad Robinson Elaine Harris Citigroup Global Markets, Inc. Commercial Holdings Kirsten Krug Raymona Kinneberg Paul Creedon Community Associations/WV Citizen Action Group/WV Matt Bowles Gary Zuckett Community Bank of Parkersburg Julie Archer Danielle Waltz Citizens Defense League/WV Community Bankers Assn./WV, Inc. Amber Perry Donna Tanner Ian Masters J. Mark Adkins Citynet Thomas Heywood Chris Morris Community Development Hub/WV Conrad Lucas Taylor Bennett Clearway Energy Group, LLC Connecting Communities/WV Chris Hall Gary Zuckett Peter Markham Thomas Heywood Constructor's Labor Council of WV, Inc. Mary K Prim EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 6 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical by Employer Name) This comprehensive list includes all represented employers and registered lobbyists as of November 20, 2020 Consumer Attorneys of WV Dakota Renewable Energy, LLC Chad Robinson Richard Heath Thomas Heywood Consumer Finance Assoc., Inc./WV Alex Macia Davis Health System, Inc. Tracy Dawn Fath Consumer Healthcare Products Assoc. DCI Group AZ, LLC representing Altria Client Sam Minardi Services, LLC Contractors Assn./WV Gregory Thomas Mike Clowser Defense Trial Counsel of WV Contura Energy Danielle Waltz Benjamin Beakes Delaware North Convention and Visitor Bureaus Assn./WV Larry Pack, Jr. Carol Fulks Dell Convention of States Action Cam Huffman Conrad Lucas Delta Dental of WV Grant Martin Alex Macia Mark Meckler Dental Assn./WV Copart, Inc. Chad Robinson Chris Marr Hallie Schenker Mason County Commissioners' Assn./WV Richard D. Stevens Jennifer Piercy Directors of Senior and Community Steven Kominar Services/WV Frank Hartman Covestro, LLC Melanie Pagliaro Kelley Goes Scott Cosco Madeline Kennedy Stephanie Pizzoferrato Dish Network, LLC Jason Pizatella Credit Union League/WV Michael Basile G. Kurt Dettinger Gil White DisposeRx Ken Watts Ben Donaldson Richard Schaffer Distilled Spirits Council of U.S. CSX Transportation, Inc. Edward George Pat McCune Karen Price Randolph Marcus Diversified Gas & Oil Corporation CTIA - The Wireless Association Angel Moore Bethanne Cooley Benjamin Sullivan Larry Puccio CVS Health Pat McCune G. Kurt Dettinger Gil White Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Martha Christine Mitchell EMPLOYERS REPRESENTED BY Page 7 LOBBYISTS (Alphabetical
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