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Top Lobbyists: Associations

Paul Bailey, The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity . Bailey’s impressive mix of trade group, corporate and government experience will be an asset as coal battles green groups on one flank and the rise of natural gas on the other.

Richard Baker, Managed Funds Association. Baker, a former Republican congressman from Louisiana, is a top Washington proxy for hedge funds, which have bounced back from the financial crisis to manage expanding portfolios.

Mitch Bainwol, Auto Alliance. Bainwol is new to the auto industry, but his sharp understanding of business models and Capitol politics made the transition a cinch. 

Steve Bartlett and Scott Talbott, Financial Services Roundtable. The roundtable represents 100 top financial services companies and is among the elite lobbying teams in the capital.

Ken Bentsen and Tim Ryan, Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association. Both former Wall Street hands, Bentsen and Ryan have kept themselves occupied with the implementation of the Volcker Rule and other Dodd-Frank regulations.

Dan Berger and Brad Thaler, National Association of Federal Credit Unions. Berger and Thaler, now free of the swipe-fee fight, will be ready for action if the supercommittee puts the tax exemption for credit unions on the chopping block.

Marion Blakey, Aerospace Industries Association. The former head of the Federal Aviation Administration represents airplane manufacturers that are eager to see a long-term FAA-reauthorization bill on the president’s desk.

Tom Buis, Growth Energy. Buis, a former aide to then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), steers the group as it promotes ethanol and takes on critics of the corn-based fuel.

Nicholas Calio, Air Transport Association. A former Citigroup lobbyist who worked in both Bush administrations, Calio assumed control of the largest and oldest airline association at the beginning of this year.

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One company that plays an important role in the automobile insurance business and is now known for holding one of the largest member numbers of policyholders is AIG Auto Insurance, a member of the American International Group. They are one of the world leaders in insurance and financial services operating in 130 countries and in all the continents of the world. They serve commercial, institutional and individual customers through their great customer service skills, their great technology and an enormous number of employees. Perhaps this is one of the only “top dogs” in the American Insurance business that was not started and essentially founded within the borders of the United States. AIG/American General was started in China (specifically Shanghai) by a man named Edwin Cornelius Vander Starr and it quickly spread out across Latin America, Asia, Europe and a large quantity of Middle Eastern countries. In 1962 the company still hadn’t made it big in the United States, so Vander Starr took a risk and allowed a man named Hank Greenberg to be in charge of the United States’ holdings that the company had. This came to be a significant risk because the company started spreading out the country in a matter of years because the focus changed from selling insurance from agents to independent workers. It is also of note to mention that the company now is the fourth largest company in the world according to the 2006 ratings of the Global Forbes 2000 List. AIG has one of the largest networks across the globe with 97,000 employees and 714,000 agents. This is important at the time of settling claims and handling any changes to the policy a customer wants to make. They offer several services to individuals across the United States including accident and health insurance, automobile insurance, life insurance, travel insurance and retirement services.

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