Tammy Cota is executive director of the Internet Coalition. Cota previously worked as executive director of a D.C.-based internet association and has lobbied on privacy, tax and ecommerce issues in the 50-states since the early 90s. Cota is also an associate with KSE Partners and has worked for this state government relations firm since 1991, including lobbying Vermont legislators. Cota graduated summa cum laude from Champlain College in Burlington, VT, where she studied computer networking and PC support.
Shannon Wheeler is a legislative and regulatory analyst at KSE FOCUS, a division of KSE Partners. She currently tracks issues in all 50 states relating to legal reform, energy and supports the Internet Coalition, analyzing and reporting on emerging issues affecting online commerce. She also assists in management of The Advocacy Group (TAG), a 50-state lobbying network. She joined KSE in 2010. Shannon is a native of Lake Placid, New York. She graduated from James Madison University in Virginia, where she majored in Political Science with a minor in Political Communication.
Leif Johnson is a firm partner and President of KSE FOCUS. Leif joined KSE Partners 10 years ago and leads KSE’s strategic counsel team helping corporate and trade association clients sharpen their state government affairs operations. Johnson is also currently the managing director of The Advocacy Group (TAG), the leading state and international association of government and public affairs professionals. TAG’s inter-firm network of independent companies consists of the best lobbyists, communicators and public affairs professionals in each state and country.
In this digital era, if you die or become incapacitated, it is likely that an executive, fiduciary, personal representative or a family member will want access to your online banking accounts, investment portfolio, social media sites or email. If you have not entrusted someone with the usernames and passwords to such accounts, how will your...
There are literally thousands of websites listed online where you can order “local” flowers. However, a few of these claim that they are local, when in actuality they are out of town or even out of state. They just gather the order, charge an extra fee to the customer, and then contact a local...
A largely bipartisan movement to regulate patent trolls is unlikely to lose steam in the near future as the number of lawsuits filed by patent trolls, or entities that exist for the purpose of licensing patents in order to sue companies for alleged infringement of those patents, has increased nearly six-fold since...
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