Meet Stacey Rampy: Seasoned Health Care and Appropriations Government Affairs Specialist
We spoke with Stacey Rampy, Principal at Chamber Hill Strategies, about the value of bipartisanship, the current political environment, and what she is tracking as we start the new year. You have several years of experience working on health care policy, both in Congress and in the private sector. What professional accomplishments are you proudest […]
Topline Budget Number Reached – funding to be or not to be?
Good morning from Washington where a Sunday bipartisan deal was announced of $1.7 trillion to fund the government through September 30th with $886 billion to defense and $773 to non-defense amounts. Both parties are spinning wins to their members. We remember the good old days when billions were enough to fund the government. We also remember […]
Jen Holland: Leading with Purpose
Join us for an insightful conversation with Jen Holland, Chief of Staff at Chamber Hill Strategies, as she reflects on leadership philosophies and her unique journey to the dynamic world of politics and advocacy. What drew you to Chamber Hill Strategies? I was attracted to the firm by its founding partner Jennifer Bell, her vision, […]
New Year with Rubik’s Cube like Negotiations – Can Congress Prevail?
Good morning from Washington as we embark on a New Year filled with resolutions, hopes, and a return to a Congress challenged with budget deadlines, supplemental war funding, and border security reform. As Congress returns to Washington next week, this week we look examine some of the upcoming challenges for 2024 from an electoral and policy perspective. Many […]
The Week Ahead 12/18/23: Bah Humbug! The Senate in One More Week – No Real Traction on Supplemental
Good morning from Washington DC, where like much of the east coast we were battered with rainstorms last night. Fortunately, we woke to sunny skies coupled with forceful winds. The turbulence remined me of the push and pull taking place over the war supplemental request tied to border security measures, as conservatives are angling to slow […]
How to Lobby Congress: Insights from a Leading DC Lobbying Firm
Navigating the halls of Congress to influence policy decisions is both an art and a science. As an established lobbying firm in DC, Chamber Hill Strategies has honed the craft of effective lobbying. In this guide, we delve deeper into how to lobby Congress, drawing from our extensive experience as DC lobbyists. Whether you’re a […]
Zach Schulz: Passion for Policy and Public Service
We caught up with our associate Zach Schulz to learn what drives him and why he is so valuable to our clients. 1. What are some of the highlights of your career? The primary focus of my career has always been centered around this question: What can I do to bring about the change I […]
A Whirlwind Week in Washington D.C. – From Political Storms to Legislative Waves
Good morning from Washington DC where the weather changed from rain, to snow, to warmer temperatures and sun in a matter of 36 hours. The dramatic shift in weather cycles reminds us of the recently announced retirement of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Where else can you go from being Speaker, to being removed by your […]
Meet Shawn Friesen: Building Relationships, Achieving Results
We sit down with Shawn Friesen, principal at Chamber Hill Strategies, to talk about advocacy strategy, relationships and what drives him. What are some of your most impactful wins throughout your career in healthcare? One of the first wins that I often think back on relates to the Medicare Modernization Act. During my time on […]
Can Congress Band Together?
Welcome back to Washington, DC the town which continues to provide as much drama as Hollywood but without the glitz and glamour. The weather remains mild, but the heat is on for the Biden Administration and Congress to come to an agreement on a supplemental funding package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. As per the […]