Tim has spent twelve years building a record as one of the most effective advocates in Annapolis, representing a diverse group of clients at the state’s legislative and executive branches, and county governments. Prior to engaging in government relations, Tim served as Chief of Staff to Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr., the longest serving State Senate President in United States history. Tim is a graduate of West Virginia University, and the West Virginia University College of Law, where her serves as a member of the Board of Visitors. Tim is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association. Tim lives in Baltimore County.
Josh’s government and campaign experience includes serving as a State House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and successful gubernatorial campaign manager, Special Assistant to Senate President Mike Miller, as a state party executive, a political media consultant, a legislative caucus director and a Congressional staff member. Josh lives in Anne Arundel County.
Jonas Jacobson developed a broad government relations practice after 15 years serving in key leadership roles in State and local government. Jonas has extensive experience working on public policy matters and has worked on complex initiatives involving environment, energy, transportation, infrastructure, development and public works matters. During his government tenure, he served under three Maryland Governors and was appointed to the Maryland Department of the Environment as Deputy Secretary. Jonas also served as Director of Environmental Protection for Baltimore County. His practice involves engagement with the leadership of state and local agencies and the Maryland General Assembly. Jonas received a Juris Doctor from the University of Baltimore School of Law and a Bachelor of Science from Towson University. Jonas is the President of the Howard County Conservancy and serves on the Board of the Towson University Alumni Association.
Kim served the Maryland General Assembly as a legislative aide to two Maryland State Delegates performing legislative research, constituent and scheduling services. Prior to her legislative work, she was an Executive Assistant to the Vice President and Midwest Regional Manager of the Laborers International Union of North America, which included communications, event planning and regulatory compliance for the seven states in the Midwest Region. Kim has also served as legal secretary at a governmental relations law firm in Springfield, Illinois, working closely with the legislature on a wide variety of legislation and regulatory issues. Kim lives in Annapolis, MD.
After serving for 16 years in various state and local government leadership roles,. Frome honed his sharp policy, budget, and advocacy skills with the Maryland General Assembly, the Prince George’s County Council and County Executives Rushern Baker and Angela Alsobrooks and established a well-earned reputation for completing complex projects in Prince George’s County and Annapolis. He recently served as Alsobrooks’ Director of Strategic Operations where he drew on his extensive expertise in all facets of government and from his work on complex issues and projects. Brad understands the cross section of how government works and how things get done.
Former State Senator Ed DeGrange is a twenty-year veteran of the Maryland State Senate serving as Chairman of the Capital Budget and the Public Safety and Transportation & Environment Subcommittees. As a public servant, Ed earned the deep trust of colleagues, staff and constituents across Maryland. Ed also served on the Anne Arundel County Council and the Maryland Lottery Commission. Serving as a senior consultant and strategist at PWRJ, Ed advises clients on the most effective approach to state and local government projects and issues.
After working as an aide to Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. for six years, Jenna served as his Chief of Staff during his role as Senate President Emeritus. While assisting Senator Miller, she acquired an in depth understanding of the Senate rules, process and procedures, and developed strong relationships with members of the General Assembly, and their staff persons. That role also afforded her valuable experience navigating throughout state government as an advocate on behalf of legislative and constituent needs. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland, College Park and is currently pursuing her law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law where she is an editor on Law Review.
