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Lobbyist Data - Employers Lobbyist Data - Employers Year EMPLOYER_ID NAME 2020 3722058720 SERVICENOW 2020 819960413 TANIUM INC 2020 1422664373 VINCENZA RAINERI 2020 2529866782 DFS SERVICES LLC 2020 2194380532 CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION 2020 4196459327 EDUCATORS FOR EXCELLENCE 2020 2246993562 LOUIS LANG 2020 1856781339 ATTORNEY OTIS WRIGHT 2020 417112294 ILLINOIS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 2020 4047833126 MAKTUB DEVELOPMENT LLC 2020 1159084318 MILLENNIUM ADVISORS 2020 3138888405 NEXT GENERATION STRATEGIES 2020 3391352848 NEUTRON HOLDINGS, INC DBA LIMEBIKE 2020 3203262585 GOOGLE LLC AND ITS AFFILIATES 2020 52488023 CHICAGOLAND ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2020 2979962821 GR CONSULTING 2020 3479665644 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY 2020 2443381039 RYAN MCCREERY 2020 1538394323 MARGARET VAUGHN Page 1 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers ADDRESS_1 ADDRESS_2 CITY 2225 LAWSON SANTA CLAIRE 2100 POWELL STREET SUITE 300 EMERYVILLE 4721 N WASHTENAW 1ST FLOOR CHICAGO 2500 LAKE COOK RD RIVERWOODS 1717 E. CARY STREET RICHMOND 351 W. HUBBARD STREET SUITE 805 CHICAGO 4504 W. OAKTON SKOKIE 203 N LASALLE SUITE 2100 CHICAGO 1151 EAST WARRENVILLE ROAD PO BOX 3015 NAPERVILLE 4554 S LAKE PARK AVE CHICAGO 350 W. HUBBARD ST. SUITE 607 CHICAGO 4N752 WARE WOODS DRIVE SAINT CHARLES 80 M STREET SE WASHINGTON C/O 28 LIBERTY SHIP WAY, SUITE 2815 SAUSALITO ONE OAKBROOK TERRACE SUITE 210 OAKBROOK TERRACE 712 SOUTH 2ND STREET SPRINGFIELD 8 S MICHIGAN AVE SUITE 900 CHICAGO 7306 TORRINGTON WAY SPRINGFIELD 9211 WATERFALL GLEN BOULEVARD DARIEN Page 2 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers STATE ZIP COUNTRY PHONE CA 95054 UNITED STATES 4085018550 CA 94608 UNITED STATES 510-704-0202 IL 60625 UNITED STATES 7734999723 IL 60015 UNITED STATES 202-863-7277 VA 23223 UNITED STATES 804-787-1515 IL 60654 UNITED STATES 312-546-6673 IL 60076 UNITED STATES 8473341131 IL 60601 UNITED STATES 312925-8939 IL 60566 UNITED STATES 217-541-1161 IL 60653 UNITED STATES 773-339-4956 IL 60654 UNITED STATES 773-294-7828 IL 60175 UNITED STATES 3129727348 DC 20003 UNITED STATES 614-517-4543 CA 94965 UNITED STATES 415903-2800 IL 60181 UNITED STATES 6303306541 IL 62704 UNITED STATES 2177415692 IL 60603 UNITED STATES 312580-2100 IL 62711 UNITED STATES 3092757569 IL 60561 UNITED STATES 2172800206 Page 3 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers FAX CREATED_DATE ACTIVE 02/28/2020 Y 07/28/2020 Y 12/01/2020 Y 12/08/2020 Y 03/03/2020 Y 03/03/2020 Y 07/30/2020 Y 708672-7320 12/07/2020 Y 10/12/2016 Y 10/31/2018 Y 07/01/2020 Y 03/10/2020 Y 03/10/2020 Y 415610-7604 01/19/2018 Y 07/31/2020 Y 08/03/2020 Y 03/12/2020 Y 03/12/2020 Y 03/14/2020 Y Page 4 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 2020 1388129290 ELEVATE ENERGY 2020 1225517503 JOHNSON & JOHNSON 2020 638022793 TUSK STRATEGIES, INC. 2020 1866115233 RES PUBLICA GROUP 2020 3989938709 THALES CONSULTING INC 2020 1171055830 ILLINOIS STATE VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2020 1559876315 MELVIN SECURITIES 2020 164597250 ILLINOIS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 2019 2639964178 CARUSO CONSULTS LLC 2020 569435499 DALEY STRATEGY GROUP 2020 800168466 MOLSON COORS BEVERAGE COMPANY USA LLC 2020 1962126099 SAINT ANTHONY HOSPITAL 2020 584287456 WOMEN EMPLOYED 2020 4199099836 CAMINER LAW, LLC 2020 2373844054 MARAGOS & MARAGOS I, CHTD. 2020 740417521 BRIAN BERNARDONI 2020 4290868349 RKF CONSULTING 2020 2660965347 CHICAGOLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2020 2121110472 BOOKER VANCE 2020 3103453789 RHEAPLY, INC. Page 5 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 322 S GREEN STREET, SUITE 300 CHICAGO ONE JOHNSON & JOHNSON PLAZA NEW JERSEY 251 PARK AVENUE SOUTH 8TH FLOOR NEW YORK 444 N. MICHIGAN AVE SUITE 3600 CHICAGO 980 NINTH STREET 16TH FLOOR SACRAMENTO 1121 CHATHAM RD SPRINGFIELD 455 N. CITYFRONT PLAZA DR., SUITE 3100 CHICAGO 33 W. GRAND, STE. 401 CHICAGO 1125 W. MORSE AVE. CHICAGO 351 W. HUBBARD #708 CHICAGO 3939 WEST HIGHLAND BLVD. MILWAUKEE 2875 W. 19TH STREET CHICAGO 65 E WACKER PLACE, SUITE 1500 CHICAGO 2612 W. SUNNYSIDE AVE. CHICAGO 1 NORTH LASALLE STREET SUITE 2200 CHICAGO 5773 N. LINCOLN AVENUE CHICAGO 1 N LASALLE ST CHICAGO 410 N MICHIGAN AVE #900 CHICAGO 9117 S INDIANA AVE CHICAGO 1850 N DAMEN AVE CHICAGO Page 6 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers IL 60607 UNITED STATES 773269-4037 NJ 08933 UNITED STATES 7736783220 NY 10010 UNITED STATES 917-304-5628 IL 60611 UNITED STATES 3127553535 CA 95814-2736 UNITED STATES 5309791648 IL 62704 UNITED STATES 217-546-8381 IL 60611 UNITED STATES 3129950871 IL 60654 UNITED STATES 3126441896 IL 60626 UNITED STATES 3122876066 IL 60654 UNITED STATES 3127724991 WI 53208 UNITED STATES 4149313129 IL 60623 UNITED STATES 7734844300 IL 60601-7253 UNITED STATES 312-782-3902 IL 60625 UNITED STATES 7732634013 IL 60602 UNITED STATES 312578-1012 IL 60659 UNITED STATES 3127311407 IL 60602 UNITED STATES 8474008650 IL 60611 UNITED STATES 312494-6700 IL 60619 UNITED STATES 7732668323 IL 60647 UNITED STATES 9372863717 Page 7 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 11/20/2019 Y 03/19/2020 Y 04/16/2018 Y 01/30/2018 Y 08/06/2020 Y 03/26/2020 Y 03/26/2020 Y 3126441899 03/31/2020 Y 04/02/2020 Y 04/02/2020 Y 04/02/2020 Y 04/06/2020 Y 04/07/2020 Y 04/07/2020 Y 07/02/2019 Y 04/09/2020 Y 04/17/2020 Y 04/23/2020 Y 04/23/2020 Y 10/08/2019 Y Page 8 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 2020 2332517307 JAY D. DOHERTY & ASSOCIATES 2020 3943922080 COZEN OCONNOR 2020 3688231816 POSTMATES INC. 2020 785710370 F.H.BLACK & COMPANY INCORPORATED 2021 3100490629 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE 2021 226240139 BELGRAVIA GROUP, LTD. 2021 2863435308 TALAN&KTSANES 2021 1153550273 CHINESE AMERICAN SERVICE LEAGUE, INC 2020 782816057 YWCA METROPOLITAN CHICAGO 2021 2914310219 GREGORY J. STEADMAN 2021 3314122666 CLEAR CHANNEL AIRPORTS 2021 117452463 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS' ASSOCIATION OF CITY OF CHICAGO (ECA) 2021 2863919151 TKG & ASSOCIATES LLC 2021 1100194010 METRON-FARNIER, LLC 2021 3556913344 KPMG LLP 2021 4093327043 G&R PUBLIC LAW AND STRATEGIES 2021 1925346228 SKYWAY CONCESSION COMPANY LLC 2021 3874356063 JAM PRODUCTIONS, LTD. 2021 904780319 H. W. LOCHNER, INC. 2021 1303827420 CHINESE AMERICAN SERVICE LEAGUE Page 9 of 940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 210 E. PEARSON STREET #9B CHICAGO 123 N. WACKER DRIVE SUITE 1800 CHICAGO 201 3RD STREET SUITE 200 SAN FRANCISCO 36 ROSLYN ROAD WINNIPEG. MB WINNIPEG 1220 L STREET NW WASHINGTON 1101 W MONROE ST SUITE 200 CHICAGO 223 W JACKSON #512 CHICAGO 2141 SOUTH TAN COURT CHICAGO 1 N LASALLE STREET SUITE 1150 CHICAGO 1174 BETSY ROSS PLACE BOLINGBROOK 2325 EAST CAMELBACK ROAD SUITE 400 PHOENIX 5 WESTBROOK CORP. CTR. #940 WESTCHESTER 5228 S. BLACKSTONE AVE. STE LLV CHICAGO 5665 AIRPORT BLVD BOULDER 200 E. RANDOLPH DR KPMG LLP, AON CENTER CHICAGO 20 SOUTH CLARK STREET, SUITE 1620 CHICAGO 205 N. MICHIGAN AVENUE SUITE 2510 CHICAGO 207 W. GOETHE CHICAGO 225 W. WASHINGTON 12TH FLOOR CHICAGO 2141 S TAN COURT CHICAGO Page 10 of940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers IL 60611 UNITED STATES 312-932-0338 IL 60606 UNITED STATES 312-382-3133 CA 94103 UNITED STATES 4088597173 IL R3L 0G6 CANADA 8448525225 DC 20005 UNITED STATES 202-682-8000 IL 60607 UNITED STATES 312-751-2777 IL 60606 UNITED STATES 3126297558 IL 60616 UNITED STATES 3127910418 IL 60602 UNITED STATES 312-439-8006 IL 60490 UNITED STATES 2249352731 AZ 85016 UNITED STATES 602-381-5718 IL 60154 UNITED STATES 708531-0022 TX 60615 UNITED STATES 312-329-8100 CO 80504 UNITED STATES 720-641-5254 IL 60601 UNITED STATES 312-665-1000 IL 60603 UNITED STATES 3125085589 IL 60601 UNITED STATES 312-552-7100 IL 60610 UNITED STATES 312-266-6262 IL 60606 UNITED STATES 3123727346 IL 60616 UNITED STATES 3127911569 Page 11 of940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 312-654-0671 01/04/2013 Y 04/30/2020 Y 04/30/2020 Y 08/07/2020 Y 202-682-8000 07/28/2014 Y 05/08/2017 Y 3126293603 01/17/2013 Y 12/19/2019 Y 03/04/2020 Y 12/28/2018 Y 08/31/2020 Y 708531-0071 12/18/2017 Y 866-871-0043 12/18/2020 Y 303-449-1464 12/19/2016 Y 312-665-6000 01/10/2013 Y 07/07/2015 Y 01/08/2013 Y 01/26/2015 Y 3123728208 10/08/2019 Y 12/18/2020 Y Page 12 of940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 2021 4200766971 POLSKY & ASSOCIATES LTD 2020 1393999373 MUSEUMS IN THE PARK 2020 1457236124 TURING STRATEGIES LLC 2020 917832844 CROWN CASTLE 2020 1573961415 NYCE GROUP 2020 3368729753 KATTEN MUCHIN ROSENMAN LLP 2020 3113799950 LYFT, INC. 2020 106722221 SAMANTHA STINSON 2020 2392335455 SKINNY LABS INC. DBA SPIN 2020 3026981893 SAMANTHA STINSON 2020 4005913095 EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS INC. 2020 109427112 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY 2020 407821450 AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION IN ILLINOIS 2020 3603025785 HEALING TO ACTION, NFP 2020 3339624591 THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 2020 737919571 MAPLEBEAR INC. D/B/A INSTACART 2021 680577657 JCDECAUX NORTH AMERICA, INC. 2020 2428206385 FREDERICK M SMITH & ASSOCIATES 2020 901757685 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS, ILLINOIS CHAPTER 2020 3439332326 GALLS, LLC Page 13 of940 09/24/2021 Lobbyist Data - Employers 200 EAST RANDOLPH STREET SUITE 5100 CHICAGO 111 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO 1800 S THROOP ST, UNIT 2B CHICAGO 1220 AUGUSTA DRIVE SUITE 600 HOUSTON 601 SOUTH CALIFORNIA CHICAGO 525 WEST MONROE STREET CHICAGO 185 BERRY STREET SUITE 5000 SAN FRANCISCO 27 E MONROE SUITE 1200 CHICAGO C/O 2350 KERNER BLVD. STE. 250 SAN RAFAEL 1748 E 73RD PLACE CHICAGO 401 PLYMOUTH ROAD SUITE 400 PLYMOUTH MEETING 400 N MICHIGAN AVENUE SUITE S1100 CHICAGO 55 W. WACKER DR, SUITE 800 CHICAGO 332 S.
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