Ben Finzel, President of RENEWPR, a communications consulting firm that helps clients tackle energy and environmental issues, and collaborator with 38 North Solutions, published an interview with Katherine Hamilton. Read below or link here to see the blog on the RENEWPR website. Welcome to our eleventh Common Sense Colloquy, a Q&A with Katherine Hamilton, Chair of 38 North […]
2018 Mid-Term Elections: What Could They Mean for Clean Energy and Innovation?
As the final ballots are tallied from the mid-term elections, the 38 North Solutions team is taking stock of how changes in the make-up of both House and Senate could impact clean energy and innovation public policy. On the House side, the decisions on Speaker and key Chairmanships will likely take place the week after […]
Cleanie Awards: 38 North Chair Named Entrepreneur of Year
38 North Solutions is thrilled to announce the inaugural Cleanie Awards Entrepreneur of the Year designation for Katherine Hamilton, Chair of the firm. This is the first comprehensive clean tech awards process, awarded to ten companies and individuals who have made significant contributions to the sector. Read the full award press release here.
Welcome to 2018: What’s in Store for Technology and Clean Energy Policy?
We closed out 2017 after fighting successfully to remove the most damning provisions for clean energy from the tax bill. With that bill now law, we will need the rest of this year and, perhaps, several more, to figure out how the new tax code will impact innovative industries. With the tax bill off Congress’s […]
Axios Generate Exclusive: Top Ryan aide lands at clean energy-focused shop
Originally Published in Axios here. by Ben Gemen Veteran GOP aide Dave Hoppe, who was most recently House Speaker Paul Ryan’s chief of staff, is joining 38 North Solutions as senior principal. Why it matters: Hoppe, who left Ryan’s office in January, brings a longtime GOP policy pro with deep Capitol Hill ties to 38 […]
38 North Solutions Boosts Positioning, Adding Prominent Republican Strategist
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katherine Hamilton (202.524.8832) Washington, DC (September 6, 2017) — 38 North Solutions, a lobbying firm that advises innovative companies and organizations, announces the addition of Dave Hoppe as Senior Principal. Until January, Mr. Hoppe served as Chief of Staff to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI), where he oversaw the Speaker’s leadership […]
Partner Adding New Business to Portfolio
Patrick Von Bargen, a co-founder and partner at 38 North Solutions, has started a new business, Harley St. Associates, adding executive coaching to his portfolio. Patrick will continue to provide counsel to existing 38 North Solutions clients, while developing a complementary platform for coaching executives and teams who lead sustainability practices for companies and organizations. […]
38 North Solutions Seeking Principal
Our team is seeking a principal-level public policy expert with existing or strong near-term revenue generating potential who is motivated to become part of our growing boutique DC-based firm. We prefer someone with experience and/or interest in innovative technologies and applications in energy, water, telecom, and transportation sectors. 38 North Solutions is strongly committed to […]
Reuters: Solar, wind industries hope years courting Republicans pays off under Trump
Article originally published on Reuters here. By Nichola Groom | LOS ANGELES U.S. wind and solar companies for the first time gave more money to Republicans than Democrats during the 2016 election cycle, according to federal campaign disclosures, part of a years-long effort to expand renewable energy’s appeal beyond liberal environmentalists. The industry is now […]
What Do the Results of the 2016 Election Mean For Clean Energy in DC?
The results of this week’s election are certainly a surprise and will impact the focus and direction of policymakers moving forward. As we look ahead, historically, Congress is most active when one party controls the House of Representatives, Senate and White House. We expect 2017 to follow this trend, particularly because Republicans campaigned, in part, […]
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