Barry Lasala

🏛️ Revolving Door

Former Government Positions:

​Counsel, Senate Small Business Committee

Executive Assistant, Sen. Adams; Administrative Assistant, Rep. Eckart; Administrative Assistant, House Majority Leader; Deputy Chief of Staff and Chief of Staff, House Minority Leader

Counsel - Senate Small Business Committee (Sen. John Kerry)

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AI Overview

Barry Lasala has appeared in 2,255 federal lobbying filings at Avoq, LLC, representing 50 clients. As a former government official, they bring insider expertise to their lobbying work — part of Washington's "revolving door." Active across 52 policy areas.

2,255
Total Filings
1
Firms
50
Clients
52
Issue Areas

Issue Areas

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Filing History

YearFilingsClients
201824033
201932447
202040250
202133737
202236838
202327239
202415628
202515627

Firms

Avoq, LLC2255 filings

Top Clients

Amazon.com Services, INC.141 filings
Meta Platforms, INC.107 filings
Relx INC.104 filings
Entertainment Software Association103 filings
Visa89 filings
Verizon Communications INC and Various Subsidiaries78 filings
Samsung Electronics America, INC.74 filings
Softbank70 filings
Maplebear INC. D/B/A Instacart66 filings
Technology Network AKA Technet62 filings
Ford Motor Company59 filings
Corning Incorporated50 filings
The Internet Association49 filings
Gci Communication Corp.42 filings
Semiconductors Industry Association40 filings
Ctia - the Wireless Association40 filings
The Blackstone Group38 filings
Capital One Financial37 filings
Bumble Trading LLC32 filings
American Gaming Association31 filings

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Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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