Pablo Carrillo

🏛️ Revolving Door

Former Government Position:

Feb. '00-Feb.'03: Maj. Coun., House Com. Govt Ref. and Oversight; Feb. '03-Jan. '07:Chief Invest. Counsel, Sen. Com. Indian Affairs, Sen. Commerce Com; Jan. '07-Jan. '13: Min. GC, Sen. Com. Armed Services Jan '13-Sept 17-COS, Sen McCaain

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AI Overview

Pablo Carrillo has appeared in 203 federal lobbying filings at Squire Patton Boggs, representing 30 clients. As a former government official, they bring insider expertise to their lobbying work — part of Washington's "revolving door."

203
Total Filings
1
Firms
30
Clients
0
Issue Areas

Firms

Squire Patton Boggs0 filings

Top Clients

United Technologies Corporation0 filings
Liquidity Services, INC.0 filings
Teijin Aramid USA INC0 filings
Spacex0 filings
Bluon, INC. (Formerly Bluon Energy LLC)0 filings
Appian Corporation0 filings
Pebble Partnership Limited0 filings
Advanced Turbine Engine Company, LLC0 filings
Arizona State University0 filings
United Rentals, INC.0 filings
Johnson Storage & Moving Company0 filings
Transdigm Group Incorporated0 filings
California Steel Industries, INC.0 filings
Nlmk Pennsylvania0 filings
Jbs USA Food Company0 filings
Oceus Networks0 filings
Westinghouse Electric Company0 filings
Jabil, INC.0 filings
Jubilant Pharma Holdings INC.0 filings
Bartlett Maritime Corp.0 filings

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