Thorn Run Partners is not just another lobbying firm. We have been called "nimble," "new generation," and "rabidly bipartisan." While our firm boasts all the expertise and government credentials of Washington's mega-firms, we also bring the creativity, collaboration and discipline of an elite boutique. And in a business where measurable progress is often in short supply, we pride ourselves on delivering real results for our clients.
Thorn Run Partners ranked among 'Top-Performing Lobbying Firms of 2016' based on key factors including "growth, client satisfaction, and profitability." - February 8, 2017
"Thorn Run Partners, which has grown from a two-person shop into a 22-person firm, showed massive growth over last year."
- May 27, 2015
Thorn Run Partners is part of a group of "nimble K Street entrepreneurs who understand the changing business of influencing Washington and can easily morph into high-level, team-oriented client consiglieres." - Feburary 5, 2014
Aides for both the White House and congressional leadership are preparing for another round of discussions on government spending and the debt ceiling ahead of the next leadership level meeting tomorrow.
According to reports out of Capitol Hill, staff have discussed the possibility of a two-year appropriations deal that would include an agreement on spending caps coupled with a hike of the debt ceiling for a similar duration. While these ongoing discussions signify that some progress is being made, the two sides still remain far apart on the parameters of a bipartisan agreement that can pass both chambers.
For Immediate Release
Contact: Andrew Rosenberg, (202) 247-6301 (arosenberg@thornrun.com)
Thorn Run Partners (TRP) announced today the addition of Kyle Sanders as Senior Vice President in their Washington, DC office. Most recently, Kyle was a senior aide and Deputy Chief of Staff to Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC), a member of the Senate Finance, Banking, Judiciary, and Veterans Affairs committees.
While working for his home-state
Senator, Kyle oversaw the office’s economic development, transportation &
infrastructure, appropriations, federal grants, and disaster recovery
initiatives.