Venn Strategies is a nationally recognized, full-service government relations and public affairs firm. Our track record of success is a function of our broad array of working relationships, our strategic expertise and our impeccable reputation across the policy and political spectrum.
Named as one of the fastest-growing private companies in America by Inc. Magazine, Venn offers its clients a wide range of deliverables focused on advocacy, issue management, coalition management and strategic advisory services. Specializing in critical infrastructure, health, oversight, and tax and financial services to name a few, our firm strikes a critical balance, providing the depth and breadth of a major political powerhouse, combined with the personal attention and engagement that only a principal-driven boutique can offer.
Our reach crosses the Atlantic with UK’s Luther Pendragon. With operations in London and Brussels, our partnership with Luther helps our clients understand the political dynamics all across Western Europe so they are best able to make business decisions and understand how best to advocate for their interests.
Earnscliffe Strategies is Venn’s partner in Canada. Earnscliffe offers a comprehensive suite of public affairs services to its clients. With expertise in government relations, communications, and opinion research, Earnscliffe brings over 30 years of experience to the table. Earnscliffe is trusted for their ability to enhance brands, drive business growth, and influence policy at all levels of Canadian government.
McAllister & Quinn is Venn’s partner for federal grant writing services. Boasting the largest network of over 250 grant writing consultants. McAllister & Quinn offers a consortium of writers, subject matter experts, former agency officials, and Federal program officers to help meet a broad range of client needs.
As top political strategists, policy analysts, and communications experts, our principals and staff—comprised of former top aides of the White House, Congress, State Houses, renowned advocacy groups, and Fortune 500 corporations—are respected and recognized as leaders in our fields. Led by one of 2022’s Most Influential People in Policy, per the Washingtonian, Stephanie Silverman and Venn’s expertise gives us the ability to offer our clients a clear window into the workings of Washington, as well as the proper tools to effectively navigate this critical environment and define a path to victory.
At Venn, we constantly endeavor to expand our advocacy and never limit our scope of work. Most of our current client work, however, can be categorized in to four main practice areas – Health, Tax & Financial Services, Critical Infrastructure and Oversight & Investigations. Each requiring their own unique insights and specific approaches, our specialties cover impactful fields and complex issue areas.
View All Practice AreasEach component of our country’s health care system presents remarkable opportunities to improve and extend human health. Venn Strategies seeks to navigate the dynamic political and regulatory climate to maximize these opportunities on behalf of our clients, no matter how challenging.
In an ever-changing political landscape, the Tax and Financial Services Group at Venn Strategies, chaired by Venn principal Melissa Francis, offers clients comprehensive government affairs services to better navigate this environment.
Venn Strategies' Critical Infrastructure practice works hand-in-hand with clients to engage key stakeholders and government officials to advance policies, regulations, programs and funding that support the development of efficient, cost-effective, secure and sustainable technologies and infrastructures.
The Oversight team, chaired by Venn executive vice president Emilia DiSanto, specializes in providing strategic advice and counsel on Congressional and Executive Branch oversight and investigations that pose significant, reputational risk to individuals and organizations.
Venn Strategies is made up of a bipartisan team of experienced, insightful and passionate professionals. Our team incorporates strategic minds from government and industry, each bringing diverse and creative perspectives to our clients’ goals.
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