Mark Holman

🏛️ Revolving Door

Former Government Positions:

1991 House AA; 2001 - 2002 Dep. Asst. to Pres. for Homeland Security

2001 - 2002 Dep. Asst. to Pres. for Homeland Security

2001-2002 Deputy Assistant to the President for Homeland Security

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AI Overview

Mark Holman has appeared in 345 federal lobbying filings at Ridge Policy Group, representing 42 clients. As a former government official, they bring insider expertise to their lobbying work — part of Washington's "revolving door." Active across 21 policy areas.

345
Total Filings
1
Firms
42
Clients
21
Issue Areas

Issue Areas

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Filing History

YearFilingsClients
20184417
20195716
20204718
20215517
20226518
20235815
20241912

Firms

Ridge Policy Group345 filings

Top Clients

Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense35 filings
National Organization on Disabilities25 filings
Woods Services24 filings
University City Science Center22 filings
Amerihealth Caritas21 filings
National Association of State Head Injury Administrators20 filings
Ben Franklin Technology Partners19 filings
International Economic Development Council18 filings
Association of People Supporting Employment First (Apse)15 filings
Energy Harbor13 filings
Mercyhurst College10 filings
Independence Blue Cross9 filings
The International Association of Plumbing & Mechanical Officials9 filings
The Seasonal Business Alliance8 filings
Scratchworks8 filings
Ocugen INC.8 filings
Oxicool, INC6 filings
Intag Systems6 filings
Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority (Ecgra)5 filings
National Association of Development Organizations (Nado)5 filings

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Last updated: February 2026

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