Josh Rubin

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Former Government Positions:

Former Staff Sen Mike DeWine

Staff - former US Sen Mike DeWine

Former Staff, US Sen. Mike DeWine

Former Staff, US Senator Mike DeWine

Former Staff, Former US Senator Mike DeWine

Former Staff, former US Sen Mike DeWine

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AI Overview

Josh Rubin has appeared in 549 federal lobbying filings at The Cjr Group, INC., representing 14 clients. As a former government official, they bring insider expertise to their lobbying work — part of Washington's "revolving door." Active across 26 policy areas.

549
Total Filings
1
Firms
14
Clients
26
Issue Areas

Issue Areas

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Filing History

YearFilingsClients
201810110
2019598
2020789
2021608
2022779
20236710
20246811
2025398

Firms

The Cjr Group, INC.549 filings

Top Clients

Greater Cleveland Partnership125 filings
Western Reserve Land Conservancy92 filings
University Hospitals Health System86 filings
Avient Corporation Formerly Reported as Polyone Corporation67 filings
Youth Opportunities Unlimited41 filings
Bellefaire Jcb33 filings
Cleveland State University31 filings
Rpm International INC25 filings
Cleveland Foundation17 filings
Unison Health12 filings
Benton Carroll Salem Lsd9 filings
Trubloc LLC8 filings
Famicos Foundation2 filings
City of Shaker Heights1 filings

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Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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