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Directory of Massachusetts Directory of Massachusetts LOBBYISTS 2017 617.646.1000 - www.oneillandassoc.com BOSTON - WASHINGTON DC LEGISLATIVE & REGULATORY ADVOCACY STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING & PROCUREMENT COALITION & ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT 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 Craig S. Altemose Leda Ann Anderson Anthony L. Archinski A Better Future Project Planned Parenthood Advocacy New England Police Benevolent 30 Bow Street Fund of Massachusetts Association, Inc. Cambridge, MA 02138 66 Queensberry Street, Apt. 120 7 Technology Drive, Suite 102 Gerald Abban (617) 945-5242 Boston, MA 02215 Chelmsford, MA 01863 Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC (315) 382-6388 (978) 453-2500 245 Summer Street, Mail Zone V6a Jason A. Aluia Boston, MA 02109 Massachusetts Association Lisa Marie Andoscia Derek L. Armstrong (617) 563-0617 of Health Plans Rosewood Consulting LLC Bank of America, N.A. 40 Court Street, 5th Floor 3 Peach Street 100 Federal Street, MA5-100-09-12 Anthony A. Abdelahad Boston, MA 02108 Wilbraham, MA 01095 Boston, MA 02110 Ventry Associates LLP (617) 338-2244 (413) 575-3400 (617) 464-8613 1 Walnut Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02108 Joseph D. Alviani Kevin Andrews George Atanasov (617) 423-0028 Partners HealthCare System, Inc. Massachusetts Charter Public AbbVie Inc. 800 Boylston Street, Suite 1150 School Association 1 North Waukegan Road Allison Alaimo Boston, MA 02199 43 Broad Street, Suite C-401 Department V391, Bldg. ABV1-2 Veterans Inc. (617) 278-1041 Hudson, MA 01749 North Chicago, IL 60064 69 Grove Street (978) 212-5507 (781) 759-9519 Worcester, MA 01605 Megan Amundson (508) 791-1213 NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts Esmael Ansari George K. Atanasov 15 Court Square, Suite 900 Rasky Baerlein Strategic ML Strategies, LLC Walter Alcorn Boston, MA 02108 Communications One Financial Center Consumer Technology Association (617) 556-8800 70 Franklin Street Boston, MA 02111 1919 South Eads Street Boston, MA 02110 (617) 348-4400 Arlington, VA 22202 David I. Andelman (617) 391-9628 (571) 239-5209 Restaurant and Business Alliance Chester G. Atkins P.O. Box 277 Frank J. Anzalotti ADS Ventures, Inc. Johnathan Alexandre Allston, MA 02134 Massachusetts Package 3 Post Office Square, 8th Floor Massachusetts Family Institute Inc. (617) 787-7332 Stores Association Boston, MA 02110 100 TradeCenter, Suite 625 181 Park Avenue, Suite 5 (617) 236-5830 Woburn, MA 01801 Christopher R. Anderson West Springfield, MA 01089 (781) 569-0400 Massachusetts High (413) 736-6164 Kathryn Audette Technology Council, Inc. Children’s Hospital Boston Daniel Allegretti Reservoir Woods, 850 Winter Street Chelsea Elizabeth Aquino 300 Longwood Avenue Exelon Generation Company, LLC Waltham, MA 02451 Mass Mentoring Partnership Boston, MA 02115 111 Market Place (781) 890-6482 75 Kneeland Street, 11th Floor (617) 919-3055 Baltimore, MD 21202 Boston, MA 02111 (603) 224-9653 Janet M. Anderson (617) 695-2476 John Augustine Massachusetts Teachers Association Barclays Capital, Inc. David Allen 2 Heritage Drive, 8th Floor Michael John Araujo 745 Seventh Avenue Schroder Investment Management Quincy, MA 02171 Restaurant Opportunities Centers United New York, NY 10019 North America Inc. (617) 878-8293 729 Boylston Street, 4th Floor (212) 526-5436 875 Third Avenue, 22nd Floor Boston, MA 02116 New York, NY 10022 Kathleen R. Anderson (401) 952-0031 James M. Avery (212) 641-3892 The Walden Woods Project Pierce Atwood, LLP 44 Baker Farm Road Cynthia A. Arcate 100 Summer Street, Suite 2250 Matthew J. Allen Lincoln, MA 01773 PowerOptions, Inc. Boston, MA 02110 American Civil Liberties (781) 259-4701 129 South Street, 5th Floor (617) 488-8100 Union of Massachusetts Boston, MA 02111 211 Congress Street, 3rd Floor Katrina Anderson (617) 428-4258 Michael Avitzur Boston, MA 02110 Chisholm Consulting LLC Boston Bar Association (617) 482-3170 50 Milk Street, 16th Floor Kristen Laurel Archibald 16 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02109 Association for Behavioral Healthcare Boston, MA 02108 (617) 763-0831 251 West Central Street, Suite 21 (617) 778-1942 Natick, MA 01760 (508) 647-8385 2 | MASSACHUSETTS LOBBYISTS 2017 Patricia J. Baker Donald Baldini Thomas Barnett B Massachusetts Law Reform Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Roche Diagnostics Corporation Institute, Inc. 175 Berkeley Street 9115 Hague Road, P.O. Box 50457 40 Court Street, Suite 800 Boston, MA 02116 Indianapolis, IN 46250 George A. Bachrach Boston, MA 02108 (617) 654-5869 (317) 521-3106 Environmental League of Massachusetts (617) 357-0700 14 Beacon Street, Suite 714 Mary S. Baldwin Gary M. Barrett Boston, MA 02108 Robert A. Baker Roca, Inc. Gary Michael Barrett (617) 742-2553 Smaller Business Association 101 Park Street 31 Larchmont Road of New England Chelsea, MA 02150 Salem, MA 01970 Steven A. Baddour 1601 Trapelo Road, Suite 172 (617) 409-3969 (978) 835-9189 ML Strategies, LLC Waltham, MA 02451 One Financial Center (781) 890-9070 Sarah Balog Katherine Barry Boston, MA 02111 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Novo Nordisk Inc. (617) 348-1685 Julie Ann Balasalle 10 G Street NE, Suite 501 800 Scudders Mill Road SEIU Local 509 Washington, DC 20002 Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Andrew C. Bagley 100 Talcott Street, Bldg. 313, 2nd Floor (678) 852-6383 (609) 987-5800 Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation Watertown, MA 02472 333 Washington Street, Suite 853 (617) 775-7467 Kimberly A. Barber Paul E. Barry Boston, MA 02108 Automobile Insurers Bureau Boston Scientific Corp. (617) 720-1000 of Massachusetts 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue NW 101 Arch Street, 7th Floor Suite 925 Boston, MA 02110 Washington, DC 20004 (617) 439-4542 (202) 637-8020 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 2017 | 3 Robert S. Barry Phineas R. Baxandall Kathrin Belliveau Leslie Bernal Robert S. Barry Consulting Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center Hasbro, Inc. Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation 20 Ashburton Place, 2nd Floor 15 Court Square, Suite 700 1027 Newport Avenue 60 Island Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02108 Boston, MA 02108 Pawtucket, RI 02861 Lawrence, MA 01840 (617) 367-0711 (617) 426-1228 (401) 727-5186 (978) 683-4339 Valerie Barsom Timothy J. Beary Laurene M. Belsito Arthur Bernard Barsom Associates FMR LLC Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance Travaglini, Eisenberg & Kiley LLC 5 Freemont Street, Suite 3 155 Seaport Boulevard 18 Tremont Street, Suite 707 One International Place, Suite 1820 Winthrop, MA 02152 Boston, MA 02210 Boston, MA 02108 Boston, MA 02110 (617) 407-6344 (617) 392-8949 (617) 939-1872 (617) 439-7775 Thomas E. Bartell Lindsey Ann Beauregard Patrick J. Bench Lynda Bernard The Hartford Financial Lasell College Benchmark Stategies The Brennan Group Services Group, Inc. Office of Government & One Boston Place, 26th Floor One Walnut Street, 3rd Floor One Hartford Plaza, Ho-1-11 Communications Relations Boston, MA 02108 Boston, MA 02108 Hartford, CT 06155 1844 Commonwealth Avenue (617) 733-1290 (617) 305-4120 (860) 547-3687 Newton, MA 02466 (617) 243-2194 Eugene Blair Benson Keith C. Bernhardt David M. Bartley Massachusetts Association of Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC Golden West Associates Andrew Beckwith Conservation Commissions 900 Salem Street, OT2W2 98 Lower Westfield Road, 3rd Floor Massachusetts Family Institute 10 Juniper Road Smithfield, RI 02917 Holyoke, MA 01040 100 Trade Center, Suite 625 Belmont, MA 02478 (401) 292-3560 (413) 563-2308 Woburn, MA 01801 (617) 489-3930 (781) 569-0400 Robert A. Bernstein John C. Bartley Daniel Bensonoff Bay State Strategies Group, LLC Beacon Hill Consulting Group Geoffrey C. Beckwith NOFA/Mass 21 Beacon Street, Suite 4H 20 Ashburton Place Massachusetts Municipal Association 411 Sheldon Road Boston, MA 02108 Boston, MA 02108 1 Winthrop Square Barre, MA 01005 (617) 367-1004 (617) 720-2060 Boston, MA 02110 (860) 716-5122 (617) 426-7272 Daniel Berwick Mary E.T. Barwick Ryan J. Berard Borrego Solar Systems Inc RAI Services Company Gregory F. Beeman Massachusetts
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