Chris Moya Recognized in the Top 25 Most Influential Lobbyists in Florida by The Florida Standard

Tallahassee, FL – Chris Moya has been recognized in the Top 25 Most Influential Lobbyists in Florida by The Florida Standard in its lobbyist rankings. The Florida Standard based their rankings solely on a survey of dozens of government state officials who participated in their survey.

In the article, one senior state official said, “It should be noted that the most influential guy at a law firm has M.B.A. next to his name. Chris’ omnipresence in the Capitol and sound political acumen create serious value for his clients and therefore his firm. I’m not the least bit surprised to see him on the list of Florida’s most influential lobbyists.”

Moya, who was ranked #13 by the publication, serves as a Director, Strategy and Management Consultant for Dean Mead’s Government Relations & Lobbying Practice. Having more than 22 years of strategic management consulting experience, he provides a broad range of strategic development, public relations, and consulting services for key decision-makers. 

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