Bill Bright advises clients on issues involving public policy work, with a particular focus on Judiciary and Commerce Committee legislative issues in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.  Mr. Bright brings an insider's understanding of the legislative process to bear for his clients, working to bring their legislative concerns and issues to the forefront of current policy debate.

Mr. Bright represents a wide range of clients including trade associations, professional athlete unions, telecommunications companies, entertainment industry companies and associations, and advertising professionals on Capitol Hill and before the Administration.

During his six year tenure as a staffer on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr. Bright assisted the Committee as major legislation, including the 1994 Crime Bill and 1996 Immigration Reform bill, were considered.  He also worked on Constitutional issues that came before the Committee, including the Senate Impeachment trial of President Clinton in 1999.

Professional Affiliations:
Washington Government Relations Group, 2002-present
University of Vermont DC Alumni Board of Directors, 2004-present