MEET PENN HILL GROUP’S FALL INTERNS: JOY AGWU AND CHRIS BEZDEDEANU

MEET PENN HILL GROUP’S FALL INTERNS: JOY AGWU AND CHRIS BEZDEDEANU

Meet Penn Hill Group’s Fall interns, Joy Agwu and Chris Bezdedeanu. Joy is a rising Junior majoring in English and minoring in Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame and Chris is a rising senior at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs where he is double majoring in Citizenship & Civic Engagement […]

VICE PRESIDENT ELYSE WASCH RECEIVES RECOGNITION FOR WORK ON LIBRARY POLICY

VICE PRESIDENT ELYSE WASCH RECEIVES RECOGNITION FOR WORK ON LIBRARY POLICY

Penn Hill Group congratulates Vice President Elyse Wasch for receiving two honors stemming from her work on library policy: a tribute resolution from the American Library Association Committee on Legislation and being named the 2022 Library Champion by the Rhode Island Library Association. The tribute resolution recognized her prior work in the Office of Senator […]

MEET PENN HILL GROUP’S SUMMER INTERNS: MAYRA HERRERA AND JULIANNA COLLADO

MEET PENN HILL GROUP’S SUMMER INTERNS: MAYRA HERRERA AND JULIANNA COLLADO

Meet Penn Hill Group’s Summer interns, Mayra Herrera and Julianna Collado. Mayra is currently a fifth-year transfer student majoring in Political Science and Chicano Studies at the University of California, Berkeley and Julianna is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy and a minor […]

Principal Vic Klatt Named One of Washington’s Most Influential People

Principal Vic Klatt Named One of Washington’s Most Influential People

    Penn Hill Group congratulates Principal Vic Klatt on being named one of Washington’s Most Influential People by The Washingtonian. The list spotlights 500 individuals across 18 policy areas including education and labor who influence public policy in roles outside of the Federal government. The Washingtonian noted that each individual listed has “deep subject-matter […]

PENN HILL GROUP’S WRAP UP – JUNE 13, 2022

CONGRESS The U.S. House of Representatives passed House Resolution 1151, a deeming resolution that establishes an overall Federal discretionary spending limit at $1.6 trillion for Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 for the purposes of House Appropriations Committee action on FY 2023 appropriations bills. This resolution is not binding upon the Senate. The House Appropriations Committee released […]