Mr. Doyce A. Boesch

Doyce A. BoeschPrincipalGovernment Law and Strategies

Mr. Boesch is a Washington veteran of 24 years.He has a wide variety of experience ranging from management and administrative capabilities to expertise in political strategy, policy making, and fund raising.Mr. Boesch has worked directly with Republican members of the U.S. Senate and extensively with the White House.

Mr. Boesch helped to establish Brown Rudnick's Washington office.Prior to joining Brown Rudnick, Mr. Boesch was President of Boesch & Company, Inc., a government relations and public affairs firm specializing in business solutions.

Representative Experience

Mr. Boesch's background includes serving in high-profile and pivotal governmental roles:
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Mr. Boesch then moved to Washington to serve as Senator Nickles' Administrative Assistant, managing the entire Washington operation as well as the four Oklahoma district offices.
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Mr. Boesch initiated a weekly breakfast at the White House with the Deputy Chief of Staff and major business leaders.He also implemented breakfasts and lunches bringing together business leaders and Cabinet Secretaries.

Doyce A. BoeschPrincipalGovernment Law and Strategies
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Mr. Boesch is a Washington veteran of 24 years.He has a wide variety of experience ranging from management and administrative capabilities to expertise in political strategy, policy making, and fund raising.Mr. Boesch has worked directly with Republican members of the U.S. Senate and extensively with the White House.

Mr. Boesch helped to establish Brown Rudnick's Washington office.Prior to joining Brown Rudnick, Mr. Boesch was President of Boesch & Company, Inc., a government relations and public affairs firm specializing in business solutions.

Representative Experience

Mr. Boesch's background includes serving in high-profile and pivotal governmental roles:
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Mr. Boesch then moved to Washington to serve as Senator Nickles' Administrative Assistant, managing the entire Washington operation as well as the four Oklahoma district offices.
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Mr. Boesch initiated a weekly breakfast at the White House with the Deputy Chief of Staff and major business leaders.He also implemented breakfasts and lunches bringing together business leaders and Cabinet Secretaries.