
|Articles|February 1, 2008
AVMA hires professional lobbying firm
Washington In a move designed to "open doors for the American Veterinary Medical Association, group leaders hired American Capitol Group to push the group Washington agenda.
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WASHINGTON — In a move designed to "open doors" for the American Veterinary Medical Association, group leaders hired American Capitol Group to push the group's Washington agenda.
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Billed as a "full-service government-relations firm," American Capitol Group is contracted to help AVMA's Governmental Relations Division strategize on veterinary-related measures, says Dr. Mark Lutschaunig, the division's director.
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