Profiles

Justin A. Hogan

Governmental Relations

Justin joined FCM in 2016 with extensive experience in the New York State Legislature, broader state government and private sector advocacy. Justin has served as the Director of Business Development for a Government Relations and Alliance Development firm. In this role Justin excelled at building critical relationships with key leaders and helped clients navigate the legislative and political environment. As part of the FWC governmental relations team, Justin represents clients in a range of policy and regulatory matters primarily focusing on transportation, infrastructure, energy and environment, technology and economic development. From 2007-2013 Justin was the Director of Development for the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy at the University at Albany. As the Director of Development, Justin served as the liaison to the Rockefeller College Advisory Board and worked closely with university administration and state elected officials, as well as key business and community leaders to advance the mission of the university and secure critical funding. During the 2006 election cycle, Justin served as the Political Director for a New York State Attorney General candidate. As Political Director, Justin developed a county-by-county grassroots network to motivate voters, recruited a team of volunteers statewide, and mobilized several coalitions to expand the base of support. Earlier in his career he worked in the New York State Senate as a Legislative Aide and Coordinator in the Office of Member Services. As Legislative Aide, Justin researched and tracked legislation, prepared briefings and represented the Senator at legislative and community events. As Coordinator he developed public policy strategy for members of the Majority Conference and coordinated public policy events in numerous senate districts. In addition, Justin has worked for several successful state and federal campaigns. Justin holds of Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from the University at Albany.

You can contact Justin by email to jah@fcmlaw.org or by telephone at (518) 436-0786 Ext. 440.