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Washington, DC (March 5, 2008) – One day
after appointing Roxanne Gould to lead AeA’s state government affairs efforts,
Christopher Hansen, AeA’s President and CEO, has named six regional policy
directors to support member companies in State Capitols across the country. Joe
Gregorich, who is based in AeA’s Sacramento office, was chosen to lead public
policy efforts on issues in California.
“To assure consistency and effectiveness in providing our members with a greater
presence across the country, I have assigned staff to focus on specific policy
areas that our members have established as top priorities for the high-tech
industry,” said Christopher Hansen. “This new structure will streamline the
communication process and enable quick and efficient action on state policy
matters.”
Joe Gregorich joined AeA in March 2006. Prior to AeA, Gregorich served as Press
Secretary for State Senator Roy Ashburn. While serving in this capacity for
Senator Ashburn, Gregorich was responsible for developing and implementing the
Senator’s overall media strategy and serving as an advisor to the Senator
assisting in developing his policy direction.
He holds Bachelors Degrees from the University of California Santa Cruz in
Economics and Legal Studies.
Each of the six regional policy directors will be responsible for tracking
overall state legislative activity in their respective regions. The other
regional policy directors are:
• Midwest - Ed Longanecker (Oakbrook Terrace, IL)
• Northeast – Justin Wright (Albany, NY)
• Northwest - Jim Craven (Lake Oswego, OR)
• Southeast - Ben Aderson (Washington, DC)
• Southern - Jeff Clark (Austin, TX)
For more information about AeA’s State Government Affairs program, and to see a
detailed map for each region, please visit
www.aeanet.org/SGAmap.
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About AeA
AeA, the nation’s largest technology trade association representing all
segments of the high-tech industry, is dedicated solely to helping our members’
top line and bottom line. We do this in partnership with our small, medium, and
large member companies by lobbying governments at the state, federal, and
international levels, providing access to capital and business opportunities,
and offering select business services and networking
programs. For more information, please visit
www.aeanet.org.
This page was last updated on
03/05/08.
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