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Directory of Massachusetts 2019 Directory of Massachusetts LOBBYISTS 2019 617.646.1000 - www.oneillandassoc.com BOSTON - WASHINGTON DC Pete D’Agostino Greg D’Agostino Mark Molloy Matthew McKenna LEGISLATIVE & REGULATORY ADVOCACY PUBLIC AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING & PROCUREMENT committed to the ethical pursuit of our clients’ objectives through informed consultations and strategic planning 617.574.3399 | 12 Post Office Sq., 6th Floor | Boston, Massachusetts 02109 www.lynchassociates.com Charles Thomas Alagero Joseph D. Alviani Rafael Antigua Massachusetts Medical Society Alviani Associates JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. A 860 Winter Street 8 Holbeck Corner 4 New York Plaza, Floor 17 Waltham, MA 02451 Plymouth, MA 02360 New York, NY 10004 Norman Abbott (781) 434-7001 (617) 645-5628 (212) 499-1404 Anti-Defamation League, New England Allison Alaimo John Anthony Amabile Frank Anzalotti 40 Court Street, Suite 12 Veterans Inc. Amabile & Burkly P.C. Massachusetts Package Boston, MA 02108 69 Grove Street 380 Pleasant Street Store Association, Inc. (617) 406-6382 (See box on this page Worcester, MA 01605 Brockton, MA 02301 181 Park Avenue, Suite 5 for more information) (508) 791-1213 (508) 559-6966 West Springfield, MA 01089 Anthony Arthur Abdelahad (800) 322-1383 Ventry Associates LLP Walter Alcorn Robert J. Ambrogi 1 Walnut Street Consumer Technology Association Law Office of Robert Ambrogi Chelsea Elizabeth Aquino- Boston, MA 02108 1919 South Eads Street 128 Main Street Fenstermaker (617) 423-0028 Arlington, VA 22202 Gloucester, MA 01930 Mass Mentoring Partnership (571) 239-5209 (978) 317-0972 75 Kneeland Street, 11th Floor Brendan Scott Abel Boston, MA 02111 Massachusetts Medical Society Theodore J. Aleixo, Jr. Leda Ann Anderson (617) 695-2476 860 Winter Street Essential Strategies Inc. Planned Parenthood Advocacy Waltham, MA 02451 One State Street, Suite 1100 Fund of Massachusetts Cynthia Arcate (781) 434-7682 Boston, MA 02109 1055 Commonwealth Avenue PowerOptions, Inc. (617) 227-6666 Boston, MA 02215 129 South Street, 5th Floor Lisa C. Adams (315) 382-6388 Boston, MA 02111 Massachusetts Municipal Association Kathryn Alexander (617) 428-4258 One Winthrop Square Boston Strategic Consulting, LLC Katrina Anne Anderson Boston, MA 02110 177 Milk Street, Suite 610 Commonwealth Consulting Wade Brien Arends (617) 426-7272 Boston, MA 02109 1 Percy Place Arends & Associates (617) 695-9555 Cambridge, MA 02139 10129 S Western Avenue Trista R. Adams (617) 773-4842 Chicago, IL 60643 Feld Entertainment, Inc. Daniel Allegretti (773) 298-1500 8607 Westwood Center Drive, Suite 500 Exelon Generation Company, LLC Christopher R. Anderson Vienna, VA 22182 1 Essex Drive Massachusetts High Luz A. Arevalo (703) 448-4029 Bow, NH 03304 Technology Council Inc. Greater Boston Legal Services (603) 290-0040 Reservoir Woods, 850 Winter Street 197 Friend Street Paul G. Afonso Waltham, MA 02451 Boston, MA 02114 Brown Rudnick LLP Matthew John Allen (781) 890-6482 (617) 603-1569 One Financial Center 18th Floor American Civil Liberties Boston, MA 02111 Union of Massachusetts Kathleen Anderson Derek Armstrong (617) 856-8430 211 Congress Street, 4th Floor The Walden Woods Project Bank of America, N.A. Boston, MA 02110 44 Baker Farm Road 100 Federal Street Aaron Judd Agulnek (508) 410-1547 Lincoln, MA 01773 Boston, MA 02110 Jewish Community Relations Council (781) 259-4700 (617) 434-8613 126 High Street David Allen Boston, MA 02110 Schroders Investment Cheri Andes Kristina Ragosta Arnoux (617) 457-8674 Management North America National Alliance on Mental CVS Health 7 Bryant Park Illness of Massachusetts, Inc. 1 CVS Drive Charles Ahern New York, NY 10018 The Schraft’s Center Woonsocket, RI 02895 Murphy Donoghue Partners (212) 641-3941 529 Main Street, Suite 1M17 (401) 374-4983 100 Cambridge Street, 14th Floor Boston, MA 02129 Boston, MA 02114 Jason A. Aluia (617) 580-8541 George Atanasov (617) 720-1900 Massachusetts Association Johnson & Johnson of Health Plans Lisa Marie Andoscia P.O. Box 323 Shannon Al-Wakeel 40 Court Street, 5th Floor Rosewood Consulting Inc. Reading, MA 01867 Muslim Justice League Boston, MA 02108 3 Peach Street (781) 557-8630 745 Atlantic Avenue, 8th Floor (617) 338-2244 Wilbraham, MA 01095 Boston, MA 02111 (413) 575-3400 Chester G. Atkins (857) 217-2930 Tremont Strategies Group 3 Post Office Square, 8th Floor Boston, MA 02109 (617) 236-5830 2 | MASSACHUSETTS LOBBYISTS 2019 Kathryn Audette Michael Avitzur Donald Baldini Thomas Barnett Children’s Hospital Boston Boston Bar Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Roche Diagnostics Corporation 300 Longwood Avenue 16 Beacon Street 175 Berkeley Street 9115 Hague Road Boston, MA 02115 Boston, MA 02108 Boston, MA 02116 P.O. Box 50457 (617) 919-3062 (617) 778-1942 (617) 654-5679 Indianapolis IN 46250 (317) 521-3106 John Augustine Molly Baldwin Barclays Capital, Inc. Roca, Inc. Hugh James Barrett 745 Seventh Avenue B 101 Park Street Massachusetts Mutual Life New York, NY 10019 Chelsea, MA 02150 Insurance Company (212) 526-5436 Steven A. Baddour (617) 889-5210 1295 State Street ML Strategies, LLC Springfield, MA 01111 Karley Ausiello One Financial Center Kim A. Barber (413) 744-2405 United Way of Massachusetts Bay, Inc. Boston, MA 02111 Automobile Insurers Bureau 51 Sleeper Street, 2nd Floor (617) 348-4400 of Massachusetts Robert S. Barry Boston, MA 02210 101 Arch Street 7th Floor Robert S. Barry Consulting (617) 624-8146 Andrew C. Bagley Boston, MA 02110 20 Ashburton Place, 2nd Floor Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation (617) 439-4542 Boston, MA 02108 James M. Avery 333 Washington Street, Suite 853 (617) 367-0711 Pierce Atwood, LLP Boston, MA 02108 Todd Bard 100 Summer Street, 22nd Floor (617) 720-1000 EvanLEE Organics, LLC Katherine Barry Boston, MA 02110 316 Regency Park Drive Novo Nordisk Inc. (617) 488-8100 Julie Ann Balasalle Agawam MA 01001 23 Surfside Road SEIU Local 509 (413) 883-2031 Scituate, MA 02066 293 Boston Post Road West, 4th Floor (609) 987-5800 Marlborough, MA 01752 (617) 775-7467 GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS PRACTICE MQM advances client initiatives in Municipal, State and Federal Government by providing eective representation in government relations, business marketing and public aairs services. MQM develops and implements successful strategies for a broad array of business, institutional and organization-based projects, including strategic advice and counsel on legislative and administrative initiatives, and in public aairs, community relations and media. We also work closely with the client to help identify and develop business-to-business marketing opportunities; establish productive public/private partnerships for commercial and quasi-governmental entities, and provide successful representation in all levels of the government procurement process. Client Industries & Initiatives MQM’s Government and Public Aairs practice area includes a variety of accomplishments on behalf of numerous major national and local clients, in the following industry sectors: • State and Federal legislative and administrative initiatives in life sciences, biotechnology, health care, transportation, energy, alcoholic beverages and real estate. • State and Municipal procurement awards for construction, land use and development, leasing, outdoor advertising and vendor service contracts. Contact Terence McDermott, Esq., William McDermott, Esq., Stephen Miller, Esq. Jan Rose, Vice President McDermott, Quilty & Miller LLP 30 Rowes Wharf * Suite 600 Boston, Massachusetts 02110 Telephone 617-946-4600 * Fax 617-946-4624 www.mqmllp.com MASSACHUSETTS LOBBYISTS 2019 | 3 Paul Barry Haylee Elizabeth Becker Marylin Bemis Noah Berger Boston Scientific Corp. MASSPIRG Massachusetts Teachers Association Massachusetts Budget 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 925 294 Washington Street, Suite 500 2 Heritage Drive, 8th Floor And Policy Center, Inc Washington, DC 20004 Boston, MA 02108 Quincy, MA 02171 15 Court Square (202) 637-8020 (786) 208-6800 (617) 878-8192 Boston, MA 02139 (617) 426-1228 Valerie Barsom Geoffrey C. Beckwith Patrick James Bench Barsom Associates Massachusetts Municipal Association Benchmark Strategies, Inc Leslie Bernal 7 Howe Street 1 Winthrop Square 1 Boston Place, Suite 2600 Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation (See box on this page Watertown, MA 02472 Boston, MA 02110 Boston, MA 02108 60 Island Street, Fourth Floor for more information) (617) 407-6344 (617) 426-7272 (617) 733-1290 Lawrence, MA 01840 (978) 683-4339 David M. Bartley Andrew Beckwith Matthew Benedetti Golden West Associates, LLC Massachusetts Family Institute The Home Depot Peter C. Bernard 98 Lower Westfield Road 400 TradeCenter, Suite 1950 2530 Professional Road, Suite 210 Massachusetts Grower Holyoke, MA 01040 Woburn, MA 01801 Richmond VA 23235 Advocacy Council (413) 563-2308 (781) 569-0400 (202) 340-7814 8E Pleasant Street S Natick, MA 01760 John Bartley Gregory Francis Beeman Tom Benjamin (774) 322-6045 Beacon Hill Consulting Group Associated Builders and DDC Public Affairs 20 Ashburton Place, 2nd Floor Contractors, MA Chapter 805 15th Street NW, #300 Arthur Bernard Watertown, MA 02108 100 Unicorn Park Drive, Suite 1 Washington, DC 20005 Travaglini Eisenberg Kiley LLC (617) 216-2060 Woburn, MA 01801 (202) 830-2038 One International Place, Suite 1820 (781) 273-0123 Boston, MA 02110 Mary Elizabeth T Barwick Daniel Bensonoff (617) 439-7775 RAI Services Company David Begelfer Northeast Organic Farming 401 North Main Street NAIOP Massachusetts Association/Massachusetts Chapter Lynda Bernard Winston-Salem NC 27102 144 Gould Street, Suite 140 411 Sheldon Road The Brennan Group,
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