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Kevin Fogarty

Partner at Ambrose / Government Relations / Congress Navigator / Fmr Chief of Staff

Kevin Fogarty is a prominent political advisor and partner at Ambrose Partners, based in Washington, D.C. He has an extensive background in legislative affairs, having served nearly 25 years on Capitol Hill. His notable roles include Chief of Staff, Communications Director, and Legislative Director for Congressman Peter King (R-NY). In these positions, Fogarty was instrumental in building bipartisan coalitions and managing significant public initiatives, earning recognition as a finalist for the Congressional Management Foundation Lifetime Award and as Chief of Staff of the Year by the New York State Society.12

Professional Experience

  • Ambrose Partners: Partner since March 2021, focusing on integrated government and public affairs solutions.
  • Purple Apple Strategies: Principal since January 2023, where he continues to leverage his political expertise.
  • U.S. House of Representatives:
    • Chief of Staff (2005-2021)
    • Communications Director / Press Secretary (1998-2021)
    • Legislative Director (1999-2005)

In his capacity as Chief of Staff, Fogarty managed a team overseeing a $2 million biennial budget and served as the primary liaison to various stakeholders including House Leadership and the White House.12

Education

Fogarty holds a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from St. John's University School of Law and a Master's Degree in International Relations from Durham University in England.12

Impact and Recognition

Kevin Fogarty is noted for his ability to navigate the complexities of bipartisan legislation and is regarded as a crucial figure for initiatives requiring cross-party support. His work has been highlighted in various publications, including Crain’s New York Business, which emphasized his importance in fostering bipartisan cooperation.2

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

POLITICO China Watcher has a good interview with the Co-Chair of the House Select Committee on China’s new Critical Minerals Policy Working Group, Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA), about the need for the US to respond to China’s domination of the global critical minerals supply chain.

Excerpt: Why do we need a House working group on critical minerals?

China understands that if they control these source materials, then they will control the ability to impact other countries, both economically and strategically. They go to countries in Africa and in South America, they come up with these agreements where they either provide financial resources to the countries, knowing that they can’t pay it back, and the collateral is their natural resources, or they come in making vast economic promises about what they’ll do. They control 100 percent of the world’s source of gallium, 96 percent of the world’s source of germanium and most of the world’s supply of graphite, which goes into advanced materials like graphene [used in batteries, semiconductors, and solar cells.] Phelim Kine Stuart Lau Robin Shepherd Carolyn Amirpashaie King Kyle Blanchard

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States