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| Tommy Binion |
Tommy Binion, VP of government relations at the Heritage Foundation, has joined OnMessage Public Strategies.
He will maintain ties to the conservative think tank as a consultant.
Brad Todd, founding partner of OnMessage, said Binion’s “expertise, insights and experience will be a major asset for us as he has a singular understanding of the House and Senate Republican conferences, and the opportunities the legislative arena can bring.”
Jim Banks, Indiana Congressman and Republican Study Committee chair, praised Binion’s work at Heritage and called him “a leader in the conservative movement, and an advocate for conservative principles.”
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