Devin McCarthy Featured on Hill Times List of 100 Top Lobbyists

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The Hill Times recently put together a list of the Top 100 Lobbyists for 2022, compiled with input from government relations practitioners and consultants. The list is intended to showcase prominent lobbyists at the federal level based on their reputation and perceived effectiveness. Sussex is proud to congratulate Senior Vice President and Federal Practice Group Lead Devin McCarthy on his well-deserved inclusion on the list!

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“I'm pleased to be recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 lobbyists by The Hill Times. Our team strives to represent clients in Ottawa through an approach grounded in hard work, creativity and collaboration. Plus we love what we do!” - Devin McCarthy

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Devin McCarthy

Managing Partner

dmccarthy@sussex-strategy.com

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Roberto Chavez

Vice President, Federal & Energy

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Managing Partner & CEO

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Founder & Executive Counsel

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