Justin Kintz

🏛️ Revolving Door

Former Government Position:

Special Assistant, External and Intergovernmental Affairs, U.S. Department of Interior (2007-2009)

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AI Overview

Justin Kintz has appeared in 176 federal lobbying filings at Forbes-tate, representing 16 clients. As a former government official, they bring insider expertise to their lobbying work — part of Washington's "revolving door."

176
Total Filings
1
Firms
16
Clients
0
Issue Areas

Firms

Forbes-tate0 filings

Top Clients

Glade Brook Capital Partners, LLC0 filings
Peloton Interactive, INC.0 filings
Coalition for App Fairness0 filings
Zero Hash0 filings
Uber Technologies, INC.0 filings
ABB INC.0 filings
Americans United Against Harassment and Discrimination0 filings
Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC0 filings
Gpd Holdings LLC D/B/A Coinflip0 filings
Crestview Strategies Obo Teknion0 filings
Unicef USA0 filings
National Marine Manufacturers Association0 filings
Merck Kgaa Darmstadt Germany0 filings
Bombardier Recreational Products0 filings
Jsi0 filings
Bmo Bank N.a.0 filings

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