The University of Missouri Alumni Association recently named Husch Blackwell Strategies Principal Maddie McMillian Green to its annual list of successful young professionals. The Mizzou R.A.H. Award recognizes alumni under 35 who demonstrate outstanding professional success and community volunteerism.
Mizzou highlighted Maddie’s efforts in helping to design and coordinate Missouri’s first flagship leadership development programs for state government leaders. These programs include the Missouri Leadership Academy, the Missouri Way, and the Leadership Library, and were designed to enhance the efficiency and performance of Missouri’s workforce and government operations.
Maddie previously served in key roles in the state including Missouri Deputy Attorney General for Policy and Chief of Staff to the First Lady in the Governor’s Office. Her work in state government paid particular attention to issues such as combatting human trafficking and improving child welfare.
Maddie earned a J.D. from the University of Missouri School of Law. She was twice published in the Missouri Law Review and worked in the Mizzou Law Veterans Clinic. She also earned her bachelor’s in economics and political science from the University of Missouri. Continuing her commitment to her alma mater, Maddie serves on the University of Missouri Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy Alumni Council and the University of Missouri Kappa Alpha Theta Advisory Board.
ABOUT HBS
Husch Blackwell Strategies was established in 2018 with the merger of three government affairs practices of Husch Blackwell LLP, Statehouse Strategies LLC, and Cloakroom Advisors LLC, to form a multi-jurisdiction state and federal legislative government affairs firm. HBS Chief Executive Officer Andy Blunt and HBS Chief Operating Officer Gregg Hartley are co-founders of the firm. HBS moves the needle of public opinion and guides decisions of public officials through its integrated services of state and federal lobbying, executive-level strategic counsel, and public affairs. With one of the largest networks of state lobbyists in the country, HBS has twelve offices nationwide – in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin, a federal practice group that ranks as one of Washington’s top performing lobbying firms, and the HBS Public Affairs group based in St. Louis. U.S. Senator Roy Blunt chairs the firm’s Leadership Strategies Advisory Services group in Washington – a specialized executive team that provides a comprehensive whole-of-government advisory service that is tailored to the needs of a specific organization.
