WSW Helps California-Based Organization Develop Long-Term, Mutually Beneficial Relationships with its Congressional Delegation
In Brief
- Over four years, WSW built the company a comprehensive congressional footprint — spanning its home state California delegation, Members representing key facilities nationwide, and every major committee of jurisdiction in both chambers.
- WSW has opened doors at the highest levels of the executive branch, facilitating direct engagement with senior White House and agency officials at Treasury, DOT, and EPA on issues ranging from heavy duty trucks to the Indirect Source Rule.
- WSW's hands-on advocacy produced a concrete win: a favorable resolution of a complex FAA leasing dispute at Dulles International Airport through targeted engagement with senior Department of Transportation officials.
Over the past four years, WSW has helped the company develop long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with its home state delegation in California, with Members who represent key company facilities across the nation and with committees of jurisdiction like House Appropriations, Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means, Transportation and Infrastructure, Senate Appropriations Finance, Commerce and Environment and Public Works
Similarly, we have arranged for the company to engage with senior officials at the White House, Departments of Treasury and Transportation, Environmental Protection Agency, among others on issues as varied as heavy duty trucks, clean cities and the Indirect Source Rule. We worked closely with senior officials at the Department of Transportation to ensure an FAA leasing issue at Dulles International Airport was favorably resolved for the company.