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The Hill
“Bockorny Group scores Senate GOP health staffer,” featuring Tyler Thompson, 2/6/12 - Tyler Thompson will start with the Bockorny Group this week. He most recently served Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) as lead Republican health staffer, a position he held beginning in 2005.

National Journal
“Health Aide to Isakson heading to Bockorny Group,” featuring Tyler Thompson, 2/6/12 - Thompson has spent a decade on the Hill, working with Georgia Sens. Zell Miller and Saxby Chambliss before becoming Isakson's senior health policy advisor in 2005.

The Hill
“Top Lobbyists: Hired Guns,” featuring Melissa Schulman, BG principal, 10/6/11 Schulman has the connections to centrist Democrats that are always prized on K Street… more.

National Hog Farmer
“Congress Returns to Full Agenda,” authored by Scott Shearer, BG principal, 9/6/11
After its August recess, it’s a good bed that Congressional members are returning to Washington with the message that their constituents are very dissatisfied with Congress and the ever increasing partisanship… more.

Roll Call
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is beginning a new effort to bring in high-end donors, rolling out a chairman-driven program… more.

The Hill
Many K Street insiders are close to several of the likely presidential contenders and are waiting to see who will officially jump into the race before showing their cards…. more.

MinnPost.com
Erich Mische, a political operator who's worked in the past for former Sen. Norm Coleman… more.

Politico
The Bockorny Group, a bipartisan government affairs consulting firm, has added two Republican veterans of Capitol Hill to its senior team… more.

Politico
Blair Larkins, the long-term adviser to Rep. Greg Walden… more

The Hill
“Lobbying World,” highlighting BG principals, 1/18/11
The Bockorny Group has hired Erich Mische and Blair Larkins… more.

The Washington Post
The overhaul of food safety laws recently passed by the Senate had the support of business interests, consumer groups and lawmakers from both parties…, but the bipartisan legislation still generated plenty of work along the K Street corridor… more.