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Monument Policy Group, LLC

Monument Policy Group, LLC, provides clients with unique insight and reach into how federal public policy is created and influenced by the U.S. Congress, the executive branch and other key stakeholders. Honed by decades of high-level experience in all branches of government and in the private sector, Monument’s partners are ideally positioned to advise and shepherd the interests of clients spanning a wide array of business sectors.

Navigating the labyrinth of federal policy can be both intimidating and time consuming. Monument Policy supports the public policy outreach efforts of clients seeking timely, substantive knowledge about the “who,” “what,” “why” and “how” of federal public policy.

Providing a unique approach that combines substance, relationships and experience, Monument Policy’s well-rounded client service offerings include classic government lobbying before the U.S. Congress and executive branch, strategic counsel concerning political and policy issues, public affairs and business-to-government marketing insight. Monument Policy’s goal is to provide personalized, expert advice regarding the most challenging public policy issues.

Monument Policy’s partners are best recognized for their strategic expertise and savvy ability to influence the policy debate in the legislative trenches, in federal agencies, with foreign governments and working with the media and think-tank communities. In particular, Monument’s Policy’s partners are respected in Washington for their proficiency in the security, privacy, technology and international trade fields.

Founded in 2006 by C. Stewart Verdery, Jr., and including partners Timothy Punke and Andrew Howell in 2007, the Monument Policy Group provides clients with specialized experience across a range of related issues such as homeland security and law enforcement; travel and tourism; immigration, technology and telecommunications; intellectual property and international relations, trade and competitiveness issues.


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