Lobbyist

Lobbyist supervises cases and this page contains 6 real tasks that map review steps, approvals, and handoffs. Tasks explain documentation, who signs off, and how outcomes are tracked. Each one shows where we found it, and comes with an AI prompt you can copy and use straight away.

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The work, task by task

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Advocate for causes with government officials

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Draft and send a concise advocacy brief to Senator Martinez’s policy aide and the legislative director at the…
Draft and send a concise advocacy brief to Senator Martinez’s policy aide and the legislative director at the Department of Transportation explaining our coalition’s position on the freight funding bill, request a 30-minute call next week, and attach two one-page fact sheets and state data showing economic impact.
The tools that do the workLinkedInweb

Attend committee hearings

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Prepare a two-page hearing memo for Tuesday’s Transportation Committee including expected witnesses, three…
Prepare a two-page hearing memo for Tuesday’s Transportation Committee including expected witnesses, three targeted questions for Representative Allen, the coalition’s talking points, and a one-paragraph ask for the clerk so I can submit testimony on the record.
The tools that do the workLinkedInweb

Meet with elected officials and policymakers

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Confirm and schedule a 45-minute in-person meeting with Congressman Ruiz and his scheduler for Thursday at…
Confirm and schedule a 45-minute in-person meeting with Congressman Ruiz and his scheduler for Thursday at 3pm, send our tailored one-page policy ask and two supporting charts in advance, and include who from our team will attend and the expected outcome.
The tools that do the workLinkedInweb

Research policy issues

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Compile a research packet on last five years of state renewable portfolio standards: executive summaries,…
Compile a research packet on last five years of state renewable portfolio standards: executive summaries, three relevant studies, key vote histories, and a one-page implications note for our CEO to review before next Tuesday’s strategy session.
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Track legislation to ensure policy alignment

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Set up a legislative tracking digest for the Clean Energy Act that flags committee moves, amendment filings,…
Set up a legislative tracking digest for the Clean Energy Act that flags committee moves, amendment filings, and key votes, and send daily summaries to me, the policy lead Hannah Brooks, and our CEO with recommended alignment actions.
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Travel to meet officials in Congress and state capitals

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Book travel to Washington DC and then to Sacramento for next month’s meetings with Representative Vega and…
Book travel to Washington DC and then to Sacramento for next month’s meetings with Representative Vega and State Senator Coleman: arrange flights arriving Monday morning, a downtown hotel near the Hill, and calendar invites for our meetings with travel times and briefing materials attached.
The tools that do the workLinkedInweb

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