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Capitol Report
Mag azine
Features Hamilton Group
The Winter 2007 issue of Capitol Report
profiles the Hamilton Consulting Group as one of Wisconsin’s largest and
most respected
lobbying firms.
The article highlights the firm’s continued
growth, as evidenced by a recent joint venture with GSP Consulting, a
Pittsburgh-based firm specializing in the procurement of state and federal
funding for bioscience firms and high-tech manufacturing. Hamilton
Consulting continues to work with traditional manufacturing clients in
product development, refinement, research and development, and continuing
education.
“It’s a continuation of Hamilton’s uniquely
successful business model: Growing to attract new clients while maintaining
core values to retain existing ones.”
Analysis of Recent Lead Paint
Cases Published in Journal
The Summer/Fall 2007 issue of the Wisconsin Civil Trial Journal
includes Jim Hough's analysis of
"Recent Developments in Lead Paint Cases."
The article highlights a recent
high-profile Wisconsin trial court finding as well as holdings
by courts in Missouri, New Jersey and Ohio and updates on Rhode
Island and California.
Hamilton Co-Hosting State
Budget Teleconference
Jim Hough and Pat Osborne of the Hamilton Consulting Group and the
Wisconsin Economic Development Association will be hosting an hour
teleconference to discuss the 2007/2008 State Budget on Thursday, July 26
from 10:00 am - 11:00 am.
BusinessWatch Magazine
Features Henry Sanders
Henry Sanders, Jr. is featured in the July issue of Dane County’s
BusinessWatch magazine. The “Spotlight” article discusses Henry’s
thoughts on similarities between business and boxing, how he stays focused,
and, when it’s all said and done how he’d like to be remembered.
Osborne on River
Alliance Board
Pat Osborne
was recently made a member of the board of directors for The River Alliance
of Wisconsin. Pat represents clients on various state legislative and
regulatory issues including health, insurance, environmental, construction
and general business matters.
The
River Alliance
is a non-profit, non-partisan group of citizens, organizations and
businesses dedicated to advocating for the protection, enhancement and
restoration of our rivers and watersheds. The Hamilton Consulting Group is
pleased to be a supporter of The River Alliance at the Grand Opening of the
Sundance Theaters on May 7, 2007.
Sanders Honored as
Outstanding Alumnus
Henry Sanders
was awarded the Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award at UW-Whitewater's Founders
Day celebration on Saturday, April 21. Henry focuses his practice on public
policy and economic development, areas in which he has extensive experience.
The University of
Wisconsin-Whitewater celebrated its 139th year as an institution and also
honored five alumni during its annual Founders Day celebration.
In Business
Magazine Features Sanders
Henry Sanders, who recently joined Hamilton Consulting, is featured in the
January 2007 issue of In Business magazine.
In addition to outlining Henry's previous experiences, the article describes
his role as a consultant for Hamilton's current clients, as well as his work
in helping to develop partnerships for the firm's new venture,
hamilton.gsp.
Henry's focus with hamilton.gsp is to provide a range of services
including advocating for technology-related public policy and developing
groundbreaking economic development efforts.
Dec. 2006: Sanders to
Join Hamilton Consulting
Henry Sanders Jr. has joined Hamilton Consulting and will focus on its
bioscience and technology services partnership (hamilton.gsp), to provide a
range of services including advocating for technology-related public policy
and developing groundbreaking economic development efforts. Mr. Sanders also
will provide legislative advocacy services to the firm’s existing clients.
Sanders to Join Hamilton Consulting Group:
WisBusiness.com.
Technology consulting group adds Sanders: Wisconsin Technology Network.
Sanders to head venture to attract funding: Wisconsin State Journal.
New Joint Venture -
hamilton.gsp
In 1791, after his reports on public credit, the mint, and the central bank
laid the foundation for our economy, Alexander Hamilton submitted his Report
on Manufacturers to Congress that set forth his detailed vision of how the
government could help invigorate our fledgling manufacturing sector.
In that vein, we are very
excited to announce the launching of
hamilton.gsp, a joint venture between The Hamilton Consulting Group
and GSP Consulting, a national leader in government and economic
development consulting. Our goal is to use our combined talents to assure
that state and federal resources and policies advance the growth of
Wisconsin’s economy.
With the elections behind
us, efforts to find a common ground will be a renewed priority. Fostering
the success of emerging and established Wisconsin companies should be at the
top of everyone’s “must-do” list.
Hamilton Consulting has a
long history in the Wisconsin economic development arena, while
GSP Consulting has a successful track record at the federal level.
Together, we will work with our clients and other organizations to grow
their enterprises in Wisconsin.
See the following for
related news coverage:
Lobbying firms join forces: Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel.
Lobbying firms join to pursue fed funds:
Madison Capital Times.
New Venture, hamilton.gsp, to Launch in Wisconsin:
WisBusiness.com.
New firm to help companies land federal dollars:
Wisconsin Technology Network
Sept./Oct. 2006: Testimony and Presentations
On Oct. 18, 2006,
Hamilton Consulting’s
Pat Osborne and
Bob Fassbender testified before the Assembly Natural Resources Committee
on DNR air permitting rules. The testimony, on behalf of the
Aggregate Producers of Wisconsin and
Wisconsin Economic Development Association, respectively, urged the
committee to increase permit flexibility for smaller Wisconsin companies as
their emissions have little impacts on air quality. (See
Oct. 20. 2006 Tidbits for
related article.)
On
Oct. 10, 2006,
Hamilton Consulting’s
Jim Hough and
Bob Fassbender presented a Wisconsin briefing on legal reform to Civil
Justice Reform Group (CJRG) members at its Waukesha meeting. The Hamilton
Consulting Group represents various clients on civil justice matters,
including the Wisconsin Coalition for Civil Justice and the
Civil Trial Counsel of Wisconsin. (See Jim Hough’s
Liability Reform Update.)
On
Oct. 6, 2006,
Hamilton Consulting’s
Bob Fassbender presented a Wisconsin perspective on Attorney General
activism to a
State Policy Network panel in Milwaukee. The Hamilton Consulting Group
represented various organizations last session on legislation to protect
businesses against nuisance suits by the Attorney General if they are
complying with all relevant laws and regulation.
On Sept. 27, 2006, Hamilton Consulting’s
Bob Fassbender provided an overview of Wisconsin’s new “price gouging”
law, 2005 Wis. Act 450, to industry representatives at a briefing held at
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. The Hamilton Consulting Group
represented various organizations on the implementation of Act 450. (See Bob
Fassbender’s
Act 450 Summary.)
On
Sept. 25, 2006,
Hamilton Consulting’s
Jim Hough and
Bob Fassbender presented briefings on status legal reform to Wisconsin
Coalition for Civil Justice (WCCJ) at its Madison meeting. Joe Kearney,
Dean,
Marquette
University Law School, shared his view with WCCJ members over the state of
the judiciary in Wisconsin and the impacts of recent Wisconsin Supreme Court
decisions. The Hamilton Consulting Group represents various clients on civil
justice matters, including the Wisconsin Coalition for Civil Justice and the
Civil Trial Counsel of Wisconsin. (See Jim Hough’s
Liability Reform Update.)
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