The most important asset in any campaign is the truth. Sometimes it's glaring; sometimes it's hard to understand. But the goal of a good public affairs strategy is to find the truth in every campaign and build around it.

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Since I co-founded Lot Sixteen, I've been pursuing that idea within a variety of sectors and alongside leading companies in their fields. With a background in Democratic politics and a decade of corporate advocacy experience, I’m focused on helping clients find their message, set a clear strategy, and put it to work.

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I have led big teams through harrowing crisis campaigns, major corporate announcements, and vicious press cycles. But I always do it using my clients’ core values and goals as a starting point.

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Before co-founding Lot Sixteen, I managed multi-million dollar advertising campaigns, oversaw dozens of advocacy efforts, facilitated countless client/publisher partnerships, and wrote more creative copy than I can remember.

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I grew up in Connecticut and graduated from Trinity College in Hartford. I’ve been married since 2003 to my wife, Amy Rosenbaum, and we have three amazing children and two awesome dogs.