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Congress is back to work and the HBS Federal team has released its 2026 Congressional Calendar, giving clients a clear view of this year's schedule on Capitol Hill.
Tennessee lawmakers return to the capitol in Nashville on January 13 and the HBS team has prepared a tip sheet that breaks down the key issues businesses should be watching this session of the Tennessee General Assembly.
HBS, one of the nation's largest bipartisan advocacy firms, announced today that Baker Murrill has joined the firm as a Principal on its 50 State team, where he will help clients navigate policy and regulatory challenges across multiple states.
Why do internships matter in government affairs? HBS EVPs Rochelle Mallett and Stacy McBride make the case: meaningful, hands-on experience - whether in state capitals or Washington, D.C. - builds the next generation of leaders.
HBS is pleased to announce that four of its leaders have been recognized on The Hill's annual Top Lobbyists list for 2025: CEO Andy Blunt, Executive Vice President of Federal Government Affairs Stacy McBride, and Managing Principals Eric Lausten and Rocky Fox.
HBS, one of the nation's largest bipartisan advocacy firms, today announced that Thomas Harris has joined the firm as a Principal with its Wisconsin lobbying team. Harris brings a proven track record helping Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, and public entities achieve their advocacy and policy goals across healthcare, economic development, technology, manufacturing, and public finance.
HBS is seeking a motivated intern to join our Oklahoma City team for the 2026 legislative session. This paid internship offers hands-on experience in government affairs, including bill tracking, legislative monitoring, policy research, and client support at the State Capitol.
"After the Shutdown" provides a clear snapshot of the funding deal Congress just passed, what programs are secured and what remains uncertain, and the key dates and decisions ahead as lawmakers return to finish the job in the new year.
HBS is accepting applications for two legislative internships in our Topeka office for the 2026 state legislative session. The positions offer students valuable hands-on experience with the legislative process while supporting our team's work with clients across Kansas.
HBS CEO Andy Blunt has released his latest election snapshot with a focus on the 2026 midterm elections, breaking down the Senate battlefield and the redistricting dynamics that could reshape congressional control before voters head to the polls.