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| Jed Dearborn |
Jed Dearborn, who was senior counsel on the Senate's energy and natural resources committee, is now at Cassidy & Associates, the DC-based public affairs powerhouse.
While serving on the committee, Dearborn handled carbon capture, utilization, energy storage, and electric grid cybersecurity issues.
Earlier, he served as aide to Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY), working on key energy issues including innovation, electricity, oil and gas, and mining.
Kai Anderson, Cassidy CEO, said the addition of Dearborn "will strengthen our ability to deliver victories for our clients across the federal landscape.”
Cassidy bought itself back from Interpublic in 2017.
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