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Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 1 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 1 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 5280 STRATEGIES 303 SOUTH BROADWAY, SUITE 200-321 DENVER CO 80209 Professional 20095007379 303-916-0579 5280 STRATEGIES, LLC. 303 S. BROADWAY, SUITE 200-321 DENVER CO 80209 303.916.0579 ACTION 22 PO Box 697 Suite 310 PUEBLO CO 81003 719-569-9897 AURORA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 12510 E. Iliff Avenue, Suite 115 AURORA CO 80014 303-755-2223 BENSON, KERRANE, STORZ & NELSON, P.C. 110 Ruby Drive, Suite 200 GOLDEN CO 80403 720-898-9680 BURG SIMPSON ELDREDGE HERSH JARDINE PC 40 INVERNESS DRIVE ENGLEWOOD CO 8012 303-792-5595 CHERRY CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4700 South Yosemite Street GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 720-554-4300 COLORADO CHIROPRATIC ASSOCIATION 8751 E. Hampden Avenue, #B-7 DENVER CO 80231 303-755-1010 COLORADO PROPANE GAS ASSOCIATION PO BOX 1425 LAMAR CO 80152 303-882-6161 COMPASSION & CHOICES 8156 S Wadsworth Blvd., E-162 LITTLETON CO 80128 703-684-1110 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 2 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ COUNTY SHERIFFS OF COLORADO 6001 Ron King Trail LITTLETON CO 80125 720-344-2762 DENVER URBAN RENEW AUTHORITY 1555 California Street, Suite 200 DENVER CO 80202 303-534-3872 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMET EDUCATION COMMITTEE 12510 E. Iliff Avenue, Suite 115 AURORA CO 80014 303-755-2224 EL PASO COUNTY 200 S. CASCADE AVE, #100 COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80903 719-520-6468 FREEPORT-MCMORAN COOPER & GOLD One North Central Avenue PHOENIX AZ 85004 720-942-3327 LAKIN TIRE 15305 Spring Avenue SANTA FE SPRINGS CA 90670 562-802-2752 LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY 3033 East First Avenue, Suite 600 DENVER CO 80206 303-331-6264 LEGACY WATER ASSOCIATION 110 16TH STREET, SUITE 403 DENVER CO 80202 303-861-4828 LITTLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5776 South Crocker Street LITTLETON CO 80120 303-347-3379 MCKENZIE RHODY, LLC 10457 Park Meadows Drive, BLDG. #2 Suite 101 LONETREE CO 80124 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 3 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 303-561-4750 ROSE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 600 South Cherry Street Suite 1200 DENVER CO 80246-1712 303-398-7400 SUGAR CREEK CAPITAL 17 W. Lockwood Avenue St. Louis MO 63119 314-968-2205 THE DENVER ZOOLOGICAL FOUNDATION 2300 Steele Street DENVER CO 80205 720-337-1400 ENTERPRISE LEASING COMPANY OF DENVER 6828 E. County Line Road Highlands Ranch CO 80126 720-875-9910 HEARN & FLEENER 717 17th Street. Suite 1550 DENVER CO 80202 303-993-6835 WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY 4001 South 700 East,Suite 700 SALT LAKE CITY UT 81407 480-772-2597 PAYIT 1812 Broadway Blvd KANSAS CITY KS 64108 913-486-2217 COLORADO INFRASTRUCTURE COALITION 1641 California, Suite 300 DENVER CO 80202 303-285-5322 ABBOUD, GERALD P 13670 CHERRY WAY THORNTON CO 80602 Professional 20055001441 303-421-6255 COLORADO OHV COALITION 13670 CHERRY WAY 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 4 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ THORNTON CO 80602 303-722-1327 POWERSPORTS DEALERS ASSN. OF CO 13670 CHERRY WAY THORNTON CO 80602 303-722-1327 ABDULLAH, IMARI ASHANTI KETURAH 1536 Wynkoop St. #310 Denver CO 80202 Professional 20195035034 719-287-4135 YOUNG INVINCIBLES 1725 DeSales Street NW Suit 715 Washington DC 20036 202-734-6519 ACKERMAN INFORMATION CORPORATION 2181 Willow Court DENVER CO 80238 Professional 19907000180 303-832-5456 5280 STRATEGIES 303 South Boardway, Suite 200-321 Denver CO 80209 303-916-0579 ACREE, MICHEAL L 1400 S. Colorado Blvd. Suite 460 Denver CO 80222 Professional 20175029490 303-880-7253 COUNCIL FOR A STRONG AMERICA 3425 South Race Street Englewood CO 80013 303-880-7253 AGULLANA, ZENY 730 Third Avenue New York NY 10017 Professional 20195030540 TEACHERS INSURANCE AND ANNUITY ASSOCIATION (TIAA) 730 Third Avenue New York NY 10017 212-916-4571 AKL, INC. 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 5 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 6660 Delmonico Drive Suite D-453 COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80919 Professional 20017000802 719-641-4097 COLORADO NETWORK OF RUNAWAY AND HOMELESS YOUTH Spark Foundation PO Box 100067 Denver CO 80250 720-331-2746 EASTER SEALS COLORADO 5755 W. Alameda Ave Lakewood CO 80226 303-233-1666 ENERGY RESOURCE CENTER Howard Brooks 114 W. Rio Grande St. Colorado Springs CO 80903 719-591-0772 ILLUMINATE COLORADO 1530 W. 13th Avenue Ste. 118 Denver CO 80204 UHS OF DELAWARE 1172 South Dixie Highway #441B Coral Gables FL 33146 305-666-9907 UNION PRINTER'S HOME 101 S. Union Blvd Colorado Springs CO 80910 719-634-3711 ALDERMAN, CATHERINE 2111 Champa Street Denver CO 80205 Professional 20135030409 303-312-9638 COLORADO COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS 2111 Champa Street Denver CO 80205 303-293-2217 ALEXEE, JAMES S 1536 Wynkoop St #200 Denver CO 80202 Professional 20195002759 303-454-3362 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 6 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ COLORADO SIERRA CLUB 1536 Wynkoop St #200 Denver CO 80202 303-454-3362 ALLY PUBLIC POLICY 2340 South Adams Street Denver CO 80210 Professional 20135029599 COLORADO GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY 3006 Easy Colfax Avenue Denver CO 80206 303-333-3482 ALLY ENTERPRISES 1410 Grant Street Suite C-311 Denver CO 80203 720-320-3203 ALORIA GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS 41001 Madrid Dr Parker CO 80138 Professional 20017000812 303-579-9334 AUDUBON ROCKIES 105 W. MOUNTAIN AVE. FORT COLLINS CO 80524 970-416-6931 ANDERSON, POLLY 600 Grant Street Suite 800 Denver CO 80203 Professional 20165020121 303-867-9536 COLORADO COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK 600 Grant Street Suite 800 Denver CO 80203 303-867-9537 ANDRE, ADAIR MORGAN 1543 Wazee St Denver CO 80202 Professional 20195030291 303-573-5995 ENVIRONMENT COLORADO RESEARCH AND POLICY CENTER 1543 Wazee St #400 Denver CO 80202 303-573-3871 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 7 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ENVIRONMENT AMERICA, INC. DBA ENVIRONMENT COLORADO AND AFFILIATES Environment America, Inc. 1543 Wazee Street, Suite 410 Denver CO 80202 303-801-0581 ENVIRONMENT COLORADO 1543 Wazee St #400 Denver CO 80202 303-573-3871 ANNALISE, ROMOSER 899 North Capitol St NE #900 Washington DC 20002 Professional 20185002127 858-334-5208 SAVE THE CHILDREN ACTION NETWORK 899 North Capitol St NE #900 Washington DC 200021 ANSARI, AHMAD AL 5410 West 3rd Place, #3 Dwnstrs Unit Lakewood CO 80226 Professional 20185034710 720-692-2569 AOK STRATEGIES, LLC 151 S. Humboldt Denver CO 80209 Professional 20175040611 303-888-5427 AOK STRATEGIES LLC 151 S. Humboldt Denver CO 80209 303-888-5427 AXIOM STRATEGIES, INC. (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 1600 Broadway Suite 1350 Denver CO 80202 303-860-1616 COLORADO HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 3773 CHERRY CREEK DRIVE NORTH SUITE 1025 DENVER CO 80209 720-496-2531 COLORADO PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 140 E. 19TH AVE SUITE 650 DENVER CO 80203 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 8 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 303-832-4340 COLORADO SKILL GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT ASSOCIATION INC. 1580 LINCOLN STREET SUITE 970 DENVER CO 80203 303-246-5753 COLUMBINE HEATH PLAN (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 600 17TH STRET SUITE 2500S DENVER CO 80202 303-893-1900 CENTURY LINK (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 930 15th Street Denver CO 80202 303-825-3434 COLORADO CONCERN (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 140 E. 19TH AVE SUITE 400 DENVER CO 80203 303-860-1201 FOLIUM BIOSCIENCES 615 Wooten Road Colorado Springs CO 80915 719-574-2159 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF VISION CARE PLANS (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 222 SOUTH FIRST STREET #303 LOUISVILLE KY 40202 502-403-1122 NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION 11250 WAPLES MILL ROAD FAIRFAX VA 22030 800-672-3888 ONE MAIN HOLDINGS, INC (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 601 NW SECOND STREET EVANSVILLE IN 2102 812-468-5150 PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RETIREMENT ASSN (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 1301 PENNSYLVANIA STREET DENVER CO 80203 800-759-7372 SMOKER FRIENDLY (TRHOUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 6790 WINCHESTER CIRCLE 11/26/2019 Lobbyist by Client Directory Page 9 Lobbyist Name/Lobbyist Type/Lobbyist ID/Lobbyist Phone Lobbyist Client _____________________________________________________________________________________________ BOULDER CO 80302 303-442-2520 THE HOWES GROUP, LLC (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 1580 LINCOLN STREET SUITE 1125 DENVER CO 80203 303-355-1066 WAL-MART (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 702 SW 8TH STREET BENTONVILLE AR 72712 479-204-0629 WORKERS COMPENSATION EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (THROUGH AOK STRATEGIES) 98 WADSWORTH BLVD SUITE 127-275 LAKEWOOD CO 80226 303-588-5427 COLLECTIVE STRATEGIES 1600 Broadway Suite 1350 Denver CO 80202 720-234-2023 CORPORATE ADVOCATES 1700 North Lincoln Street Suite 2430 Denver CO 80203 303-638-7000 KUNKLE CONSULTING LLC 225 E. 16th Ave. #1100 Denver CO 80203 303-618-0707 GAME TIME LLC 6795 E.
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