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Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations Year LOBBYIST_ID EMPLOYER_ID CLIENT_ID 2020 25061 25383 48207 2020 4007 24958 11602 2020 24801 25113 47662 2020 24800 25112 47661 2020 24797 25112 47661 2020 24796 25112 47661 2020 24795 25112 47661 2020 4074 7430 47659 2020 24798 25112 47661 2020 24799 25112 47661 2020 3753 23665 47997 2020 4126 21049 48208 2020 24803 15421 28642 2020 18181 24923 47650 2020 4094 24950 47665 2020 12721 17803 46864 2020 4094 24950 42966 2020 4094 24950 13737 2020 4094 24950 47664 Page 1 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations LOBBYIST_SALUTATION LOBBYIST_FIRST_NAME MS. VINCENZA MR. JOHN RALSTON SHARONYA ADAM STACY LINDSAY MR. TERRY JESSICA BEN MR. LANGDON MR. MICHAEL MRS. AMY MR. JOHN MS. DANIELLE JORDAN MS. DANIELLE MS. DANIELLE MS. DANIELLE Page 2 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations LOBBYIST_MIDDLE_INITIAL LOBBYIST_LAST_NAME LOBBYIST_SUFFIX M RAINERI J KELLY JR. KING SIMON MARSHAND MOORE SEMPH W TEELE SULLIVAN-WILSON LOCKE D NEAL A ALVAREZ BARRY R DALEY CASSEL MATYAS CASSEL CASSEL CASSEL Page 3 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations EMPLOYER_NAME CLIENT_NAME VINCENZA RAINERI JOINT CIVIC COMMITTEE OF ITALIAN AMERICANS ALL-CIRCO, INC. KATTEN MUCHIN ROSENMAN LLP CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE RORY GROUP, LLC. DAVITA EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE NEAL & LEROY, LLC ATRIUM MALL, LLC MICHAEL ALVAREZ ESSENTIAL HOUSING CHICAGO ILLINOIS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ILLINOIS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION DALEY STRATEGY GROUP TOBACCO-FREE KIDS ACTION FUND VEDDER PRICE PC SOUTHERN WISCONSIN BANCSHARES CORPORATION 1818 ADVOCACY GROUP YESHIVA GEDOLA OF THE MIDWEST VEDDER PRICE PC CED FOOD LLC VEDDER PRICE PC SOUTH CHICAGO PACKING CO VEDDER PRICE PC TRACY BAIM AND MARCY BAIM Page 4 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations 2020 4094 24950 46685 2020 4094 24950 45921 2020 22901 22901 47666 2020 24806 21035 41871 2020 18883 21038 47669 2020 24321 24967 48212 2020 16541 25119 47668 2020 24920 4774 12642 2020 6561 11521 47670 2020 3877 16921 47671 2020 12141 23665 47997 2020 24922 25267 47988 2020 11701 11521 47670 2020 24810 25122 47673 2020 13961 7162 22501 2020 24809 25121 47672 2020 24811 25123 47674 2020 24811 25123 47675 2020 24703 24847 47296 2020 3877 16921 47676 2020 24766 25071 34381 Page 5 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations MS. DANIELLE MS. DANIELLE MR. GHIAN JOE MR. PERICLES MR. DANIEL LEAARON KATRINA MR. RICHARD MR. GYATA MR. RICHARD ART MR. MICHAEL SUSAN MRS. MARIA RYAN MARGARET MARGARET ANNE MR. GYATA ADRIENNE Page 6 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations CASSEL CASSEL FOREMAN DOOLEY ABBASI T FAHNER FOLEY STEELE TOTH M KIMMONS FRIEDMAN TURNER SYNOWIECKI DONOVAN AROSTEGUY MCCREERY VAUGHN VAUGHN EVENS M KIMMONS JONES Page 7 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations VEDDER PRICE PC CHANDLER CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION VEDDER PRICE PC CHICAGO ASHLAND WEBSTER, LLC MAKTUB DEVELOPMENT LLC MIDWAY TECHNOLOGY CENTRE OWNER LLC GOOGLE LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES GOOGLE LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES THE PERICLES ORGANIZATION ASHLEY WENDELA AND BRENDAN METZGER CONSENSUS GROUP LANDMARK CHICAGO INTERESTS, LLC NEUTRON HOLDINGS, INC DBA LIMEBIKE NEUTRON HOLDINGS, INC DBA LIMEBIKE COMED COMED DALEY AND GEORGES, LTD. LINCOLN PROVISION, INC. RIDGE STRATEGY GROUP, LLC WENDELLA SIGHTSEEING, INC. NEAL & LEROY, LLC ATRIUM MALL, LLC GR CONSULTING TOBACCO FREE KIDS ACTION FUND DALEY AND GEORGES, LTD. LINCOLN PROVISION, INC. THE NATURE CONSERVANCY THE NATURE CONSERVANCY KPMG LLP KPMG LLP RYAN MCCREERY NGPL MARGARET VAUGHN CHICAGO ROOFING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION MARGARET VAUGHN ILLINOIS FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY RIDGE STRATEGY GROUP, LLC BIRD RIDES, INC. AMJ CONSULTING GROUP, LLC CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Page 8 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations 2020 4269 24542 47507 2020 23424 24993 34381 2020 24812 24847 47296 2020 3845 24991 47679 2020 3845 24991 47681 2020 3845 24991 47687 2020 3845 24991 47686 2020 3845 24991 47678 2020 3845 24991 47683 2020 5721 25270 47998 2020 4273 4384 48213 2020 3845 24991 47559 2020 3845 24991 47677 2020 3845 24991 47684 2020 3845 24991 47680 2020 3845 24991 47685 2020 3845 24991 47682 2020 3845 24991 45965 2020 10921 11521 47999 2020 24321 24967 48210 2020 4316 4384 48213 Page 9 of 1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations MR. PEDRO MRS. MARGARET GUSTAVO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. GENE MR. JACK MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO MR. ROLANDO WILLIAM MR. DANIEL MR. BERNARD Page 10 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations CERVANTES HOULIHAN SMITH SANDOVAL R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA C SCHULTER L PARRINO ESQ R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA R ACOSTA O'DONAGHUE T FAHNER I CITRON Page 11 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations TRISTAN & CERVANTES, LLC PALO ALTO NETWORKS, INC. CAPITOLHALL PARTNERS, LLC CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY ROLANDO ACOSTA L-EVATION BOTANICALS, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA 1650 FULLERTON, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA GREEN ENGINE, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA CUSTOM STRAINS LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA 3244 - 50 WEST BRYN MAWR LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA DIAMOND STAR UNDERGROUND LLC - INFUSER TANIUM INC TANIUM INC THOMPSON COBURN LLP THE GRAND AUGUSTA LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA FLORIN PAVEL ROLANDO ACOSTA FOSTER AND LINCOLN LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA URBAN SYNERGY, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA 2017 BAKER MENDELL LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA FUTURE OF THE LEAF ENTERPRISES, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA DIAMOND STAR UNDERGROUND, LLC ROLANDO ACOSTA DL3 REALTY, LP DALEY AND GEORGES, LTD. DON BIGOTES MICHES LLC CONSENSUS GROUP LANDMARK CHICAGO INTERESTS, LLC THOMPSON COBURN LLP THE GRAND AUGUSTA LLC Page 12 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations 2020 24677 24847 47296 2020 3740 23542 47689 2020 24813 24847 47296 2020 24814 25124 47690 2020 24815 24847 47296 2020 21261 21741 47688 2020 8162 12085 29581 2020 8162 12085 47691 2020 6104 12085 47691 2020 24816 24847 47296 2020 24884 25211 48001 2020 19861 21085 48000 2020 5861 23601 48003 2020 3877 16921 34381 2020 3877 16921 38601 2020 25081 25404 48187 2020 24924 25272 48005 2020 5861 23601 48004 2020 5861 23601 48002 2020 13282 15961 47698 Page 13 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations MR. EBEN MR. MICHAEL ELENA MICHAEL MS. EMILY ROBERT MR. GERY MR. GERY MR. LAWRENCE ANTONIA MR. JOSEPH XIMENA MR. THOMAS MR. GYATA MR. GYATA MATTHEW MR. THOMAS MR. THOMAS MR. THOMAS MADELEINE Page 14 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations SALING J KASPER SAVONA REEVER E. ROBINSON GREENLEE J. CHICO J. CHICO S. ADELSON ORNELAS A MOORE CASTRO ESQ. S MOORE M KIMMONS M KIMMONS JOHANSON CUCULICH S MOORE S MOORE R HILL Page 15 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY KASPER & NOTTAGE, P.C. SECURITIES INDUSTRY & FINANCIAL MARKETS ASSOCIATION ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY JOHNSON & JOHNSON JOHNSON & JOHNSON ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY TUSK STRATEGIES, INC. UNQORK, INC. CHICO & NUNES, P.C. JOEL KENNEDY CONSTRUCTING CORP. CHICO & NUNES, P.C. MINDFUL ILLINOIS, LLC CHICO & NUNES, P.C. MINDFUL ILLINOIS, LLC ELEVATE ENERGY ELEVATE ENERGY JOE MOORE STRATEGIES, LLC U.S. INDIA FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL ACOSTA EZGUR, LLC KATMERKA RAMIC ANDERSON & MOORE, P.C. FISHER, DOUG RIDGE STRATEGY GROUP, LLC CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS RIDGE STRATEGY GROUP, LLC STARBUCKS CORPORATION DFS SERVICES LLC DFS SERVICES LLC CHICAGOLAND ASSOCIATED GENERAL CHICAGOLAND ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS ANDERSON & MOORE, P.C. PRICE, MELINDA ANDERSON & MOORE, P.C. HARRIS, JODI MADELEINE HILL S/POINT VENTURES Page 16 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations 2020 4278 24542 48006 2020 24669 25127 47694 2020 24922 25273 47988 2020 20481 25128 45690 2020 20567 21062 41726 2020 13282 15961 47699 2020 24915 25267 47988 2020 3847 24345 48024 2020 24742 18401 36842 2020 18181 24923 13163 2020 4624 5042 47703 2020 24818 25129 47704 2020 14921 24401 47705 2020 14921 24401 41834 2020 24780 25131 47706 2020 18181 25130 42341 2020 18181 25130 47394 2020 18181 25130 16141 2020 18181 25130 45645 Page 17 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations MR. HOMERO MR. ERIC ART MS. DEBBIE LINDSAY MADELEINE LARRY MRS. GRAHAM MR. ROBERT MR. JOHN MS. WILLIAM DIANE MR. PATRICK MR. PATRICK MATTHEW MR. JOHN MR. JOHN MR. JOHN MR. JOHN Page 18 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations TRISTAN L SMALL TURNER LAKAMP ANDERSON R HILL C LUSTER C GRADY GALLO R DALEY F SMITH FOOTE CAREY CAREY SWENTKOFSKE R DALEY R DALEY R DALEY R DALEY Page 19 of1000 09/29/2021 Lobbyist Data - Lobbyist, Employer, Client Combinations TRISTAN & CERVANTES, LLC IBERIAN CAFES LLC SERIES IBERIAN CAFES CHICAGO MELVIN SECURITIES MELVIN SECURITIES, LLC GR CONSULTING TOBACCO FREE KIDS ACTION FUND ILLINOIS STATE VETERINARY MEDICAL ILLINOIS

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